Not to bad, would be a nice project, I wonder how those floor boards look like?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/datsun-240z-1970-early_W0QQitemZ150096529466QQihZ005QQcategoryZ6187QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Makes me wonder what mine is worth.

That makes two of us. The vin on that one is low to mid 5000's and under 3000 older that mine (HLS30-08077) and I bought mine for $2800 four years ago. My Z is now 37 years old and in GREAT shape, especially after I'm done with this damn paint job. If I had to total the rust in my car, it would be at less than 1%.

Does any body, who is reading this, and knows all the work done to my car, have a clue what it's worth now a days?

Yeah, a California car that looks to have most everything still intact. #5772 VIN with the original number-matching engine, original paint and what appears to have very little rust. Too bad the listing was pulled, someone must have bought it locally.

I could have sworn the number stamped in the firewall was HLS30-08285? I noticed that mine is only 38 units behind that one.

Ebay car: HLS30-08285

Mine: HLS30-08323

I could have sworn the number stamped in the firewall was HLS30-08285? I noticed that mine is only 38 units behind that one.

Ebay car: HLS30-08285

Mine: HLS30-08323

The engine number is 8285, but the VIN is 5772.

-Mike

Here's some pics of the car; thought I would post these since the listing will be deleted soon:

I hope somebody saves this thing, What a shame to have let it sit for so long rotting away.

I e-mailed the seller to see what happened to the car or if it will be re-listed. Looks like the same seller also has a roadster for sale:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Datsun-SL311-1971-datsun-SL311-roadster-2000_W0QQitemZ150096770942QQihZ005QQcategoryZ6188QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem