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1971 Datsun Z-series 240z Series One, California Classic on 2040-cars
US $17,496.00
Year:1971
Mileage:55240
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Location:
Anaheim, California, United States
This is a 50 year old California, 1971 Datsun 240z in nice driver condition that we have tinkered with and repaired
to bring back to life. The 240z has refits to it and a fairly recent respray and is an original factory white car
with metallic blue interior.
Interior consists of the following:
Seats re-done in original metallic blue
Custom made to fit charcoal gray Carpets throughout
Centre console restored
All panels restored and dyed
Dash has a Center crack which we repaired.
Original Dark Walnut Steering Wheel restored
New horn pad
Black new Shift Boot
Black Emergency Brake Boot
Inside Door Handles
Original seatbelts restored
New Door seals/ weather strip
Door Steps restored
New Headliner
Rear Separator Strip restored
New Rear hatch strut
Exterior Consists of the following:
Paint Color - Original white
14” wheels original kidney beans
205/70/14 Front & Rear Tires
Front chrome bumper polished with over riders
Rear chrome bumpers polished with rear nudge bar
All original new Badges, Front, Sides & rear inc new rear hatch vents
New Chrome Side Mirrors
Engine consists of the following:
L24 engine numbers matching
4 Speed Manual Transmission
Carburetors
Filters, Oil, Air, fuel
Plug Wires
Spark Plugs
Distributor points and condenser
New coil
Fuel tank cleaned
All hoses replaced, coolant lines and fuel lines
New aluminium Radiator 3 core
Original radiator fan
New Battery
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