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Both new or near new condition and source (etching) are important for the windshield I source for the car I am currently restoring, as it is going to be "frame off" (never have liked using that term)... "every square millimeter being redone" - restoration. However, with windshields being very rare at the moment, that makes the value of yours go up, doesn't it?!

Wonder if Pilkington windshield came from Summit or something else - they never posted...

I called them some time ago and asked about it. The guy said the ones they had have a dark band of tint across the top - not what was pictured. I called them just now and the guy said they are completely tinted all the way through - same shade - of "blue". Aren't the factory ones green? He also said they are made in the UK, they have none in stock and no eta. He hinted as some issues with the agreement with the supplier needing to be resolved. He also guessed at the name of the manufacturer and I deduced that it is Pilkington.

I need a high quality one that looks like factory - not the ones available with the band of dark tint across the top. This is for a near stock restoration. Will spend for the right one in great condition. Thanks. Garrett

Hi, I have a NOS dashboard. I got it with a project car off of Bring A Trailer. Willing to part with it for enough money, but for not enough, I'll need to use it for the project car. Le me know what you'd like spend. Garrett

I have quoted FedEX for a couple of people and it has been expensive. I've heard that shipping by passenger bus (they will put big packages in the storage compartment below) is much more economical. But, I think you are still looking at numbers like $80 for a hatch, maybe less for a fender, probably more for a hood. Charlotte, NC 28208 is 250 miles from me. It makes more sense from a shipping standpoint to get a pallet and ship all the items at once "LTL" (less than truckload) truck freight. Freight shipping would probably be less than $200 for a hood, hatch, fender, and both headlight housings. I am holding onto the hatch with the vertical defrost lines for now, as I may need it for my current project. Just thinking outside the box, I have a sandblaster and potentially could sandblast small areas of interest...

Updating with some pics of the hoods - this is hood #1 from desert climate - not even surface rust inside the front structure. The mounting holes have been slotted by someone which I didn't notice until taking pics. I have come across that before on another hood - it's an easy fix (mig weld and file) - $300 Hood number #2 - acquired in Virginia in the early 90's from a 1972 240z and stored inside since ($300):

Some of the 600+ plus pictures show before and during rebuild... So, some of what you see might not be finished product. That said, I agree that Motorman's is nicer. The record price for a "stock" 240z on BAT won't stand for long.

The seller is a regular. You can spend some time and look over his prior auctions. All the content is still there. He follows the same general formula for each sale. You might we wise to copy it. Also, there are a couple of Z collectors with deep pockets that hang out there. If more than one gets really interested, it's game on.

REALLY! I've been watching BAT a lot over the last few months and purchased a 240Z through the site. I've looked this one over and it doesn't seem like it is THAT much better than the cars that topped $40k... I mean if it is at $45k with 7 days to go, I estimate closing price will be above $70k. That is what I mean by THAT much better. Motorman7 - you thinking about it?

It's at $35k. What the hell...

HA! (I knew it would be ridiculous) Screen capture below. Sorry. I also have heard that Greyhound is a good option on large items, but I'm guessing base on what I have heard that it would be $70-$90. Just a guess though. A Greyhound station is 4.8 miles from me. You should contact them with the below package dims and weight (probably 20 lbs instead of 15) and see what they quote.

Hi, What did you pay for the Just Dashes dash restoration? And were you happy with it? GLWTS (good luck with the sale)

Didn't get a chance to do this yet. Should be able to tomorrow.

I can. However, I don't get any kind of shipping discounts and would have to see about buying a box for it. It is likely to be oversize and therefore, expensive to go FedEx. If you provide your zip code, I can grab the info from FedEx online and at least let you know what that cost would be.

The fender is still available. I don't have a spare driver side one though. Garrett

Ok, I need 71. Thanks.

What month and year are the guards from?

Price drop: $250 for all (four wheels only), $300 with tires.

I have the following for sale - these parts lived in a dry climate and have been in storage for many years:  Two 240z hoods. Both are OEM and in very good condition with no rust. If you would like more pictures, I can get them for you. Just getting this listing up fast because I could use the space. hood 1 $300: hood 2: $300 Two 240z tailgate/hatches. Not aware if there are any aftermarket versions of these - these are OEM. Both of these have the original Nissan glass as well. Tailgate/Hatch 1 (slight damage to rear edge) $150. This first one has horizontal defrost lines. I do not know if the defrost grid is functional. The lines look to be in good condition. The glass is in excellent condition. No significant rust anywhere. One piece of stainless trim has a mark: Tailgate/hatch 2 $250: This one is complete with original Nissan glass, stainless trim, and a white inner trim panel. This hatch came to me via the Denver area, and has no rust. I can get more pics. 240z fender - passenger side $250 - OEM part - straight, very little rust (only in the bottom corner): This part came to me from the Denver CO area - no accident damage. Does not come with the headlight housing which is currently attached to it in the pictures. That is also for sale however. Headlight housings - metal (left and right) - all mounting studs straight and intact with nice threads. $100 each: Again, happy to provide additional pictures.

I bought a 240z recently that was originally from AZ and was in storage for a long time. The car has an original Nissan exhaust system on it - exhaust manifold, front pipe, center section and rear. The original part numbers are embossed on the center resonator and the rear muffler (20050-E4150 and 20100-E4150 respectively). Both are in very good condition. 95% of the hardware is there also including the clamps, hangers, and chrome exhaust tip. Any ideas on what it's worth? I am going to restore the car, but not don't know if I will keep these parts on it.

Has anyone any experience with these door panels/cards I see on Ebay? They look decent...

Head is sold. Thanks.

That's the way it came to me as a New Old Stock NOS head, yes. I am expecting payment from someone who wants it. So, it is likely sold.

New Old Stock P90A cylinder head. Excellent condition. $700 plus reg Fed EX shipping to your zip code. See pics: