What do you guys think of this one? Drives ok, Steering is heavy, But He'll go down to $2500.00 Cnd and He has a 2" exhaust he'll throw in.

http://edmonton.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-classic-cars-Modified-Datsun-280z-W0QQAdIdZ318044066

The white one is definitely a better starting point than getting the other two and making them into one. It all really depends on your budget and automotive skills. The only major bad side to the white 280z is that it was blue at one time (according to the shock towers) and un-color changing a car is a pretty time consuming job. It sounds like you and your friend will be able to do a lot of the work to it, and that red one would keep you guys busy for a long time as well. Do what YOU want to do, but take in consideration what the guys on here are saying.

The white 280 definitely looks like a good choice and for that price you can't say too much.

@CW240Z, if you are saying that the driver-side shock tower looks blue I think it may just be a shadow, but maybe you are right.

Definitely not the cleanest car in the world but if you plan to do a full resto then I would say that the car looks great for it! Hope it goes well.

Well came to the desision to hold off for a bit and see what comes up in the future, Trying to get a hold of the z-car club here in the city to see if someone has a line on a better choice. will let you know when I find my car. Thanx for all the help

Koyote

R. Sherman

Edmonton. Ab. Canada

Are you limiting your search to Canadian cars? Are there significant issues with bringing in a car from the states? If the import regs are not too difficult for an antique vehicle, look at some California cars that have a strong chance to rust free and not heavily modded.

Jim