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Low Vinners! -1970 240Z

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-Car number 795 has a little rust but runs and drives

https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/cto/d/1970-datsun-240z-series-1-low/6714000848.html

Texas car in LA.

It also has more than a little rust! Seems like a lot even for an early car, maybe not though. It is still a big project

Texas plates and kind of looks like it's been under water.  Apparently it runs though.

The hub caps alone are worth thousands, right?

"1970 Early series 1 January build date. car number 795 has a little rust but runs and drives white with the blue 4 speed matching numbers has hub caps in trunk if you would lime more pics or ? Call show contact info
Nick"

27 minutes ago, Zed Head said:

Texas plates and kind of looks like it's been under water.

It does have that submerged look.

Might be a hurricane car.  Still, one of the first 800 Z's is probably worth taking a shot on.  Even at $10,000.  Looks like it still has the monkey-motion transmission.  Unmodded.  Survivor!

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"has a little rust" ROFL

Remember there is always 100% more rust than you can see!

But hey maybe it's worth it cuz of the low vin?

Edited by lordkarma88

40 minutes ago, lordkarma88 said:

"has a little rust" ROFL

Remember there is always 100% more rust than you can see!

But hey maybe it's worth it cuz of the low vin?

The low vin's are hard to pin a price down on. I would say it's worth half that, but who knows. It might bring 10k with the market the way it is now

5 hours ago, Zed Head said:

Still, one of the first 800 Z's is probably worth taking a shot on.

This car is not one of the first 800 Zs.

Seeing how I am in Los Angeles and all..........I have called over two days and not gotten any response.

2 hours ago, hiyabrad said:

How can you tell if it's a true submarine?

 

The smell,  you would have to replace all of the interior to get that smell out.

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