2 hours ago, carvad said:

In this mode the photo have lost natural colors.

Yeah I suck...and I own a 69 in that colour... what do I know.

Edited November 29, 20205 yr by 240260280

Hoovered a few more:

24th October 2022.

Happy World Debut 53rd Anniversary to the S30-series Z family!

Short British Pathe news media clip from the show:

British Pathe clip:

On 11/29/2020 at 5:36 AM, HS30-H said:

At least three, if you count the 432-R.

Just for kicks, I made an effort to count. Assuming all the pictures shown on this page are from the same year, I counted four - A Fairlady Z (B&W photo), a blue LHD Z,  and two orangish Z432-badged cars, both of which may be the same color, but definitely have different tires, and one has a headlight cover installed. (is the one on the turntable an "R"?)

Of course, I wouldn't assume that folks in the marketing department were opposed the age-old trick of swapping tires, or adding badges and accessories after hours, all to help sell the illusion that there was more than a handful of cars built.  So perhaps that was part of the drill as well. 

Edited October 24, 20223 yr by xs10shl

Thanks for reminding it, I looked at the tickets today .

Kats

Edited October 25, 20223 yr by kats

This is a flyer at the show. You can buy it on Yahoo auction for cheap. Seems no one knows it was a flyer of the show . 

Kats

9 hours ago, xs10shl said:

Just for kicks, I made an effort to count. Assuming all the pictures shown on this page are from the same year, I counted four - A Fairlady Z (B&W photo), a blue LHD Z,  and two orangish Z432-badged cars, both of which may be the same color, but definitely have different tires, and one has a headlight cover installed. (is the one on the turntable an "R"?)

Of course, I wouldn't assume that folks in the marketing department were opposed the age-old trick of swapping tires, or adding badges and accessories after hours, all to help sell the illusion that there was more than a handful of cars built.  So perhaps that was part of the drill as well. 

What with the show lasting for two weeks, Nissan certainly switched cars around on the displays to keep things fresh.

Here are the different cars that I see across various photos, as more and more come to light:

*918 Orange 432 on the rotating display (headlamp covers, lettered tyres etc).
*919 Yellow 432 on the main floor and then moved onto the rotating display (no headlamp covers, non-lettered tyres).
*Blue 'Fairlady Z Export Model' LHD on the angled 'speed wall' display.
*918 Orange 432-R on the main floor and then moved onto the 'speed wall' display (black hood, rear spoiler, plain steel wheels).
*920 Gold Fairlady Z-L on the main floor ('deluxe' bumpers).
*B/W photo Fairlady Z-S on the main floor and then moved onto the rotating display ('standard' non-trim bumpers, but with optional hubcaps).

Any advance on six?

 

 

On 11/24/2019 at 2:36 PM, 240260280 said:

Does anyone know if early 240z euro specs had pressure in BAR, temp in Celsius, speed in kph?

Yep, 100% sure about that, my 1972 (euro) had it and those meters i do have now in my (US) 1971 car!

I would like to share these pictures, sorry if I did it before in another thread. From Nissan Graph Dec 1969.

I can feel the atmosphere, huge excitement all over the place especially around these new car , Fairlady Z series .

I think the car which was covered by clouded people was a yellow, displayed at a ‘Owner’s Hall’ which was a bit far from Main stand of Nissan .

 I circled blue is a main stand of Nissan which is at Hall 2 , red is an Owner’s Hall which is at Hall 6. It is fun to imagine that every evening when the show closed , the car was taken care of wiping thousands of finger prints even got some dents and scratches ! 
 

Kats

9 minutes ago, kats said:

I can feel the atmosphere, huge excitement all over the place especially around these new car , Fairlady Z series .

I feel it too. Wish I had been there.

5 hours ago, HS30-H said:

Here are the different cars that I see across various photos, as more and more come to light:

*918 New Sight Orange 432 on the rotating display (headlamp covers, lettered tyres etc).
*919 Sunshine Yellow 432 on the main floor and then moved onto the rotating display (no headlamp covers, non-lettered tyres).
*903 Universal Blue 240Z 'Fairlady Z Export Model' LHD on the angled 'speed wall' display.
*918 New Sight Orange 432-R on the main floor and then moved onto the 'speed wall' display (black hood, rear spoiler, plain steel wheels).
*920 Safari Gold Fairlady Z-L on the main floor ('deluxe' bumpers).
*B/W photo Fairlady Z-S on the main floor and then moved onto the rotating display ('standard' non-trim bumpers, but with optional hubcaps).

Corrected for accuracy.

Edited October 25, 20223 yr by SpeedRoo
More accurate!