1971 right hand drive 240z Fairlady

[mblaineo]

I own a 1971 right hand drive fairlady 240z. I am wondering how sought after it is, may want to sell but am testing the waters. I have been researching it online and can not find the value for this specific car. Anyone know where I can get it's value or it appraised?

[hr369]

Well a 72 just sold on ebay and its still a project car in pieces. It sold for 9400.  It really depends on how much rust you have and the overall condition.  If its cherry, i'de try to find a buyer in Japan because they sell for quite a bit more than they sell for here.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Datsun-Z-Series-240Z-/281906612546?forcerrptr=true&hash=item41a2f18942:g:IUcAAOSwJkJWk9Wk&item=281906612546

[Red7]

3 hours ago, mblaineo said:

I own a 1971 right hand drive fairlady 240z. I am wondering how sought after it is, may want to sell but am testing the waters. I have been researching it online and can not find the value for this specific car. Anyone know where I can get it's value or it appraised?

If it's a rust free car then there will be people interested in the UK, www.pistonheads.com is a good site to advertise on, be prepared to put plenty of pictures on of the vulnerable rust areas, if someone is going to import then they'll need as much information as possible, best of luck. 

 

Deoending on on condition it could be worth up to £20K, however there'll be around $1800 or more from Hawaii for shipping and then 5% import duty when it lands in the UK so bear that in mind.

Edited January 24, 2016 by Red7

[moelk]

5 % import duty!! Lucky UK bastards ; ) 

I think we pay 16-20% here in Sweden. ( or we are supposed to do, but there's ways to cut those costs )

[Red7]

Yes Moelk as they are classed as Vintage cars it's reduced from 20% :-)