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8 hours ago, Terrapin Z said:

An unknown start in Japan?

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This is the front row of the supporting bill GTS class race at the Japan GP meeting on May 4th 1971 at Fuji Speedway.

Car No.16 is Kenji Tohira (240ZR), No.24 is Kunimitsu Takahashi (240Z), No.25 is Yoshichika Kiyoma (Z432-R) and No.23 is Haruhito Yanagida (Z432-R).

The race was won by Kenji Tohira in his SCCN-entered Fairlady 240ZR, the only Works car in the race.

On 6/18/2022 at 8:42 AM, conedodger said:

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The first SCCA National Championship for Nissan/Datsun in 1967

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4 hours ago, siteunseen said:

I would send a text, probably get a quicker response. 

Or a telegram. Some of those rotary dial phones had a hard time with text messages. 😎

20 hours ago, conedodger said:

I’m tempted to call and make an offer!

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I have the number for the current owner of the 46. 🙂

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Never attempted to contact but I have been to his store in Henderson. He was there.

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14 hours ago, psdenno said:

Or a telegram. Some of those rotary dial phones had a hard time with text messages. 😎

Telegram.

The original text message.

19 hours ago, siteunseen said:

I would send a text, probably get a quicker response. 

I have sent my carrier pigeon, he is almost there now. 

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