8 hours ago, Captain Obvious said:

I suspect the reason for those two photos was to point out the differences in the positions of the wheels in the two wheel wells. Yikes.

Yeah, it's off a tad.

Just to echo someone else's comment, I find that Z program fascinating as well as any tidbits that keep coming to light years on. I did benefit from it in one way. When Nissan fired the spare parts machine up I believe they must have minted a bunch of new front fenders because I bought two new ones over the local dealer parts counter for a steal. They came stickered with Nissan parts numbers so I've always assumed they were from the original tooling. 🤷

Ditto that @Route66 …….I got the 2 fenders and a hood for the 71 restoration from my local Nissan dealer.

11 hours ago, Zed Head said:

The well-traveled 71 only got $12,500.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1971-datsun-240z-324/

That was a great Deal for the Buyer.

20 hours ago, Zed Head said:

The seller uses the typical "Series 1" terminology but then doesn't know where the firewall VIN is stamped. Lesson for owners - find a knowledgable seller if you want to get maximum value from your car.

'Course the guys who REALLY know their onions know that the bodyshell's individual identity is ENGRAVED on the firewall, not stamped...

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