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This seller does not live in Beverly Hills, CA by the way. He lives in West Los Angeles. He is a street broker selling Trucks and cars on Ebay.

If you purchased yours today, it will be out tomorrow by Fedex.

If you could, save the roll pin, as this roll pin is Metric size and impossible to find one in US.

We received your email and just replied back to you. We had only one left. It's been discontinued from Nissan for a while.

Affordable versions have less authentic design to it: 1. More reflector panels inside the lense 2. Much shinier lens than the original ones. 3. Color of the orange is slightly darker orange 4. Material is different from original ones. 5. Nuts are not pre-installed in place. 6. Gaskets are sheet form If you are not going to have have a super authentic restored vehicle, these are very good solution in my opinion. I would NEVER buy ones on ebay made out of Resin since they will not look as clear as these ABS ones, and will not last long time like ABS ones.

We have few of these JDM/Euro tail lamp assembly with minor blemish for $299! Datsun 240Z Tail Lamp JDM Euro Spec Made in Japan New Blem Unit 12 J4300B | eBay Datsun 240Z Tail Lamp JDM Euro Spec Japan Made New Blem Unit 915 1 | eBay Our loss is your gain!

We also have minor blem unit for $299! Datsun 240Z Tail Lamp JDM Euro Spec Made in Japan New Blem Unit 12 J4300B | eBay Datsun 240Z Tail Lamp JDM Euro Spec Japan Made New Blem Unit 915 1 | eBay

Another supplier we deal with for a long time just came up with these JDM/Euro tail lamps, and they are less expensive due to less detailed product-design, but they still look great!

Affordable JDM/Euro type tail lamps. It has more modern finish to it: Refectors inside back up lamp area, and sparking finish lenses. *Comes with nuts, bolts, light bulbls, and sheet type gaskets. *Note that the harness is for Japanese Domestic models. We offer very detailed reproduction ones and they look great, but not cheap. So we decided to offer products from another supplier.

We have few in stock. Please email us.

Welcome home! This forum have so many members with unbelivable knowledge! I learn things every time I look at this forum!

Your were super out there Kats! Everyone loved your and your car at the show! Jay

My pleasure! It was so good to have Matsuo san with us, too! You guys rock! I will see you before JCCS! I will drive down to San Diego soon! Jay

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Our pleasure! It was a one in a life time moment for all of us. Surely one of the best Z CON in my life! I will see you guys soon! Jay

Seeing in this video. Seats are 240Z Style on 280Z 2+2 to give a classic look. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSA-...bFgYOdlz6WzUpA

Thank you very much! Matsuo san and I changed the rear section so that we could keep some of the roof line of 2+2 instread of camper -shell design from 70s' The car is actually shorter, much lighter, and lower than US Spec Coupe Model. Please take alook at this. Phantom Z Body Comparison.pdf

What is your 1/4 mile official record? Any winning awards at the show? credential as a mechanic? Is this a shop or a shop out of a storage. Very curious as a customer. No offence. More info will help........

Great Job! Z CON Board Members and volunteers. We made it happen! Great show! Great guests! Great Cars! Z Sport wagon: Documentary of Making the Z Sport Wagon:

Here is the Video Clip of the Maboroshi (Phantom) Z! We will reveal this car during judged car show on August 7th at Konakai Resort in San Dieago, CA. Mr. Matsuo will be presenting this car with us followed by autograph time!

Thank you very much and we will have a wonderful event! We are almost done shooting video for this Special Z. And popular Japanese Magazine, "Nostargic Hero" will send chief Editor and photographer from Japan to cover this car and ZCON 2014 event!

2014 ZCON: Z fans, a BIG surprise will be revealed on Aug 7th!Mid 1960s’, before the first generation Fairlady Z, known as Datsun 240Z in US, came out, Mr. Matsuo and his design team already had concept cars for next the generation of Fairl...ady, known as Datsun Roadster in US. Mr. Katayama, president of Nissan USA at the time, gave “go sign” for the production of the Z cars when he first met Mr. Matsuo at Nissan Design center in Yokohama. As designing progressed toward production, design team came up with variation of this special sport car: GT Racing version, Targa top, Convertible, Coupe with notch back, 2+2, and station wagon. However, only 2+2 version became production car 5 years later. 48 years later, Mr. Matsuo helped Jay Ataka to bring this special Z to reality. This car is about passion, history, and pursuing a beautiful automobile design. Mr. Matsuo will be at presentation of this special car at Z Con 2014 in San Diego, CA in August. www.jdm-car-parts.com

This project took us almost 2 years due to how hard it was to find a NOS spoiler and how original urethane material was being too flexible to get the mold out of. Here we have it! This is a fiber glass material, but fits better than original one. Buy Datsun Parts | jdm 240z parts | Vintage Parts | 240z Parts | Datsun 240z

The car was done by a small shop called Star Road in Japan. However, parts are fiber glass pieces and the mold for the parts not done yet. As you can see, the fitting is not so flash to the body.

Help! My 1978 280Z Heater valve Needs rebuilding or replacement. I know this vacuum operated type heater valve is not availble for a while... I looked at PDF file on Z car.com for 280zx, but how about 280z? How are the owners of 280z cars getting by this issues.... Anyone has experience on this?