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The rear wheel drive 240Z featured a 2.4L inline 6 cylinder engine that produced 113KW and 198Nm of torque. This was a significant amount of power for a car from the 70s era that weighed just over 1000kgs. Being rear wheel drive with independent rear suspension and a significant amount of breaking power from the front disc brakes the 240z did not shy away from out handling some of the european...

The last decade has seen the rise of the original Z cars in value and this would make a great restoration project with all original matching numbers. As you can see by the pictures this car has not been on the road in years. 90% of the parts are here but is still in need of a loving restore. This car has a good history with no previously recorded write offs. This car was for sale in late March...

This is a Rare matching number unrestored car. This is a perfect car to restore with very little body rust in key rust prone areas such as wheel wells or the under chassis. This car is located in Sydney Australia. This car currently has 49 bids on ebay at $7700 AUD with 7 days left. This car will be selling in early January.

Good price of $22,000 USD, The origional Z cars are seeing value increases across all models. Recently mechanically restored the motor has very low miles on it. This particular car has only minor dings and damage to the interior and exterior at the time of selling. The seller had the following comments (late 2016) Highlights Include: This Z runs and drives superbly - nothing to be done - just get...

This right-hand drive, five-speed 240Z was delivered new to the UK and first registered here on 1st January 1972, making it one of the earliest to reach these shores. The Datsun was immediately exported to South Africa (papers available) and was acquired there in 1986 by the previous owner, who kept the car for the next 24 years and brought it back to the UK when he emigrated in 2006. Totally...

This Datsun 240z is a UK survivor, being extremely rare these days in the UK market. The 240Z competed in many rally events and proved to be an extremely successful sports car on and off the track (noting in partucilar its performance in the Safari Rally of 1971). It combined european sports car performance and handling with the affordability, reliability and servicability of a Japanese car. This...