Hello from Kansas :)

[joshua.y]

I am new here and just wanted to say hi to everyone. Good to be here! I don't have a Z yet but I am in the market for a 240Z. Not really sure where to start looking though

Josh

[theianmonster]

Hopefully you find your dream Z, but welcome to the club!

Ian.

[beandip]

Well you have come to the right place , for when you do find your Z . As for where to look , I don't know how many you will find in your area . But here in Oregon they still show up on Craig's list from time to time . 240s are becoming fewer and fewer every day . I was just at a ''bone yard '' yesterday and found 5 Z but all were either 280s or ZXs . It seems that even the 240s with sever damage are being picked up as parts cars and don't make it to the ''yards'' . California and Arizona and New Mexico seem to be areas to have a look at . Good luck in your quest . Gary

[hls30.com]

Welcome, try the classifieds here on this site!

Will

[zbane]

I wouldn't discount your local auto trader magazine, old barns or e-bay.

Welcome, and have fun!

[agemeansnothing]

yeah there definately a lot of 280Z's and 240Z,s and 260Z's from time to time. Welcome to the club!

[zbane]

Another thought would be to start checking the classifieds of large city newspapers, that is, if you want to travel some distance to pick up your discovery. I just did a quick check of the Atlanta paper (Atlanta is semi-near me, so I peek in there) and found several affordable examples.

Just an idea.

[CoastGuardZ]

Howdy and welcome. I searched for no less than 3 years for an orange 72 240z and finally found mine in Southern California via http://ww2.collectorcartraderonline.com/ . And if you find one a good distance from you, I used http://www.dasautoshippers.com/ . I was pleased with their service and it only ran $670 for Southern California to Charleston, South Carolina... litterally across the country. Good luck on your search and do plenty of research here on the site.

Nate

[gogriz91]

EBay, there are also local clubs in OKC and Tulsa, and I think there used to be one in St Louis too. Every now and then one will pop up in their classifieds section.

[jjacquot]

Welcome, I recently joined as well, but I have my Z. I looked for about 9 months before I found a decent '73 in my own backyard, Colorado Springs.

Good luck on your search, and try everything these guys mentioned, I did even before I joined, but it works.