OK, briefly ...

1 - $4,100 as is

2 - First month or so that my brother bought this new, it was stolen! Recovered a couple of days later partially stripped and messed up on the paint; he then paid dealer or the Z Doctor (don't recall and he's out of town) to touch up with original color. Then went to a Who concern in SF and some jerk jumped on the roof and damaged it! He had to have it repaired/repainted again with the original color.

3 - Front brakes at 70%, rear brakes at 50%. Listing of work done on my links along with pictures.

4 - Drives like a rocket! Need to check fuses, since the wiper were fine last week, but didn't work yesterday. Otherwise drives like a dream (other than no power steering, ).

That's as brief as I can get to respond. Link below gives lots of details, along with links and pictures.

http://www.classiczcars.com/classifieds/showproduct.php?product=2133

Thank you.

This thread made me reinstpect the front bumper on the 1971 240Z we're selling, after I did a cleanup and see that it has damage in the front (boo hoo); a bit of a separation so guess someone bumped it whilst at the curb (THANK YOU--NOT)! We've had ours new and always in California, and baffled by this conversation about bumper sizes. The '71 Z looks hell-o-good, no?

http://www.asta.bizhosting.com/240Z-2.htm

http://www.asta.bizhosting.com/images/Rolfs-240Z-Jlyl200734.JPG

http://www.asta.bizhosting.com/images/Rolfs-240Z-Jlyl200714.JPG

Lots more pics, but I find the more I look the more I find; did reinspect closely after rinsing/wiping the front to find some flaws. All in all, I think it's mostly good!

OOPS (sorry Mohammed, you already told me to be brief, and I did want to) ... but afterthought, sharing my creative energy to save $s and fix the driver's bottom of the seat without adding to the cost to sell ours, which is $4,100.

http://www.asta.bizhosting.com/OctoberUpdates-2.htm