So You Want a Datsun 240z/280z

[@FitmentIndustries]

What would you swap into a 240z? Comment below! Don't forget to get entered to win a set of Kansei wheels! Time is almost up! www.fitmentindustries.com/fi-giveaway/kansei-giveaway2

[@lonelydriver1421]

OsGiken TC24!

[@carlossantamaria7967]

Rb26

[@Robyne_u61]

Ls3

[@monztr_m2836]

Definitely 2JZ

[@artsohc]

@@monztr_m2836 The correct answer

[@CZeroMedia]

A properly restored Z with an L engine has been by far one of more reliable DDs i own. more so than my FD RX7 or built evo8. The question is, who has a good running L motor nowadays to begin with :D

[@joseaguirre9389]

mine runs pretty well actually, and no its not rebuilt, Just did a valve adjustment and full tune up. Runs well

[@Adam144]

I do.

[@armandosandoval1248]

Yes! L series motors are great and easy to work on. Mine is running SU carbs getting 20+mpg

[@RESTORATIONRESCUE]

My dad has a beautiful 83 280zx. And I would to get my hands on a 240z, but I got my two 300zx to work on now.

[@etravix]

I do with triple webers, arias pistons 11.1 (old school), 490/290 cam, and a bunch of other stuff. I have own this car for over 40 years and it was built back in 1984 and still going strong. Oh, Panasport wheels. Hey this is a wheel channel. LOL

[@lemon-jq7xw]

It makes me sad that cars like this will never be made at an affordable reasonable price ever again

[@Not-a-bot222]

GR86

[@IamMortui]

@@Not-a-bot222 Looks absolutely nothing like the 240z.

[@furjaden8553]

Miata

[@christianmoore7932]

Affordable cars now are 30k just because how complicated they are

[@menace2society00]

3,600 in 1970 is about 28k in todays money which can get you (approx.) a Civic Si, GR86, BRZ, 4cyl Camaro, or an mx-5

[@SilverMoon1134]

Why doesn’t this channel have a million subs yet? Stop sleeping on Fitment Industries!

[@robertpal9]

Honestly they're my favorite car channel

[@FitmentIndustries]

Thanks for the support! ❤️

[@johnmcq7628]

Because of having to look at the host talking for 95% of the segment, instead of watching actual footage of what you want actually come to see CARS

[@HawRazor]

I actually just recently bought a 280z. California lived all it's life and it passed the magnet test beautifully. Mechanically it's completely solid and now it just needs to be cosmetically restored. I've started calling her my Holy Grail considering how time has been to these cars

[@ahmet6144]

How much did it cost?

[@whatevername6553]

i hope you didn't rice it out bro

[@MLblackout]

when i think of a datsun 240z i think of the devil Z from the wangang movie

[@mayuravirus6134]

240Z isn't the real Devil Z its 83 280ZX or S130Z that 240Z is just the replica

[@KeenanStyles]

Just the movie not the manga, anime, or Tokyo Xtreme Racer games?

Amano Yuuji referred to a Manga loosely based on notorious Mid Night Club & Little Bastard

[@nippygnr9008]

I thought it was a 73’ 240Z but with the 280Z L28 motor swapped, I’m not sure but thanks just in case I was wrong

[@MLblackout]

oh... ok stance im watch the wangan rn

[@THEWATER3UCKET]

Couple years ago i found one of these for $999 which was literally all of the money i had. My frugal ass passed it up like the dummy i am. I still regret it.

It was probably a shell lol

[@THEWATER3UCKET]

@ i saw it in person my guy. It wasnt.

[@muffinatordlux]

there was a 300zx standing for many years for sale just before the fast and furious movies. it was cheap.. i told my mom. i want that one for my first car.. she said no. 😀 i was still in school.

[@chiprek8595]

I found one in South Austin tx last year. going for 700 that was vandalized. And missing wheels. I got some from the local junk yard and the night I made room in the garage my dog door darted across the street where a Corolla hit her. She survived the hit with just a fractured hip. but my savings did not recover after taking her to the vet to get some things for the pain she was in. Kinda just put a damper on my plans.

[@restaurando_con_omar]

I found my 77 280z only rust on both fenders one frame rails has a little hole plus original motor and 4 speed, guy was asking $1,400 i was planning to pay that amount, but I offer the guy $1,100 he said ok and that is what I pay for my baby. Still in the process of the restoration, but at least I'm having some fun.

[@jordanciaramitaro6351]

My son and I are nearing the end of a restoration (just putting the interior back together now) of 78 280 for his first car and every panel you mentioned including the front frame rails, parts of the front strut towers and the front torque arm mounts were all rusted. Oh, also the crossmember along the top of the windshield that holds the rear view mirror and visors had rusted say from the windshield leaking. Rebuilt the fuel tank, rebuilt most of the wire harness, replaced the fuse panel with a modern h style fuse one, rebuilt the suspension with prothane bushings, powder coated everything we could, subframes, springs, struts (which we also rebuilt). It’s taken us 3 years but we started driving the car 3 weeks ago and it’s such a blast. The L28 sounds so good and is so much fun to drive I hope he never changes the engine, but it’s fully his car and he can do whatever he wants with it. Personally I would pick a different car to do an engine swap 🤷‍♂️

[@dustinobambino8156]

I'm 17, have a 76 280z rolling shell, and a 4.8 vortec to dump in, I'm basic but I'm also broke so it works

[@joshuah.4496]

If going carbed go with a 5.7 350, pick one up for $300. If going FI go with a 5.3 LS. The 4.8 isn’t the best motor to get things moving. But hey if that’s all you can do you’ll make it work

[@adrianhayden7430]

@@joshuah.4496 The 4.8 is perfectly fine if you can't afford a 5.3

[@Average1193]

How much did you get it for? And where?

[@harjodhsidhu5345]

@@joshuah.4496 you can easily make 500 to 600whp on a 4.8 with a turbo on a stock bottom end

[@jaggerjdm9787]

15 and im looking at buying a 280zx rolling shell to eventually drop a RB20 in. Pretty excited!

[@supramurkat]

My all time favorite I owned, 76' 280z. Loved that car. Stock Block, rebuilt head with light cam upgrade, header, 3" pipe all the way back, oh, how I miss it even today. the manual steering, not so much....

[@nickgorayeb612]

i actually almost bought a Datsun 240, it was a blast to test drive! no electronics, no assists, no safety (not even seatbelts)

[@alienpoker]

Haha. They all came with lap belts, shoulder belts came in later models. But no airbags. I think if you wreck a Z it’s prob your fault.

[@zathos51]

I work on restoring 240z’s and they are very expensive to buy when restored so it’s a hell of a job to do without spending money.

[@KynamiiiteGaming]

What would you say to someone with little to no experience taking on a full project restromod with pretty much the shell of the vehicle which is pretty rusty 😅

[@dylanpape9323]

@@KynamiiiteGaming you learn as you go 🤷‍♂️

[@squirrelm3195]

Ah, the car that’s caused Alex to give the camera *that* look in all the videos about cars and their issues

[@aaronmarshalldrums]

I got my 280 from an estate sale for $500 bucks. Straight body/no rust. California car that made its way here to Oklahoma. I got a unicorn!

[@mysleepyturtle]

Currently in Oklahoma looking for a Z ti call my own.

[@rico3204]

240Z's are definitely one of my favorite cars it's styling and reliability is definitely the best part of the car, you can also swap the engine to an L28 twin turbocharged engine for extra performance.

[@Tartan1206]

V8 swap is way more cost effective

[@stopbuyingstuff5522]

Was lucky enough to buy this as my first car and I loved every minute of it and it fueled my love of Datsun and Nissan which will never die. I have owned almost every S chassis since then and loved them all

[@ZOK08]

240z is literally my dream car and have waited for this video. Thank you finally

[@ethangarrod4097]

its my dream car and i get sad every time i think about it bc ill probably never be able to own one (21 and broke asf)

[@munchmunchie5290]

@@ethangarrod4097 I hope your luck changes 😊

[@alienpoker]

@@ethangarrod4097 I bought a 240Z runner stock setup for $5K. Started up (with new gas & battery) after 13yrs of sitting in a garage with boxes piled on top. You just have to keep on the lookout. Yeah I had to replace the floorpans and rails below the floors. Did a bunch of restoration on the bodywork and a respray. But she will stay on the road and probably outlive me now. Not bad for a 50yr old sportscar.

[@lonelydriver1421]

These cars are a pain to maintain/keep stock, but it is as reliable even in today's standards. If you ever plan in getting one, you'll never regret it. Aaand you're really gonna need a bunch of 10mm sockets here lmao

[@etravix]

I beg to differ. Very easy to maintain. Take it from someone who has own the same 240Z for over 40 years. Yeah, it's not completely stock but still a very basic setup. Just learn how to adjust valves and you are good to go with all the other easy stuff.

[@arttafil6792]

etravix, amen. My feelings are, if you cannot adjust your valves on a classic car, you don’t deserve to own said vehicle. I’m 72+ years old and have owned more classic and super cars over the years than Colonel SNders has chicken wings!

[@interceptingfist5682]

@@arttafil6792 ok Boomer

[@vuxec1197]

Art Tafil that’s not even funny lol

[@arttafil6792]

Vuxec, sure it is! Where the heck is your sense of humor?

[@legiantisopod630]

I snagged a 280z for 1000 last week, already in love with this thing

[@bentheodille2938]

Wat wow ure lucky

[@dylanorr2127]

That's so low dayum

[@Average1193]

Where did you find it?

[@Blinkerfluid_182]

I own a 280zx that’s modified to be more like a 280z, and my dad owns a 260z project. I agree about all your points. These are great cars but they constantly need attention to stay on the road. I’d say it’s worth it, because they’re such great cars to drive and people love them so much.

[@E46_wagonlover]

Alright I am ok with this. Personally I’ve always wanted one of these so I appreciate the video. But I still want “so you want an e46” so please end my suffering.

[@maddyxmyelstrom9643]

E46 owners rise up! but not too much up, the subframes might not like that.

[@dylanorr2127]

@@maddyxmyelstrom9643 hear us loud and proud!!! And a little bit heavy

[@jungeezy]

I’m finally the proud owner of a 1978 280Z 2+2. It’s beautiful. I bought it in California and drove it all the way to Vegas. Drove perfectly and it was kept in such fantastic condition. The outside looks pristine, the interior is well kept, and man is it a fun drive. It’s so zippy, I can’t get over how genuinely fun it is to floor it at a red light. That 5 speed manual is so fun. Got her for $14,000 and then spent another $3000ish for maintenance, repairs, and a good tint. Worth every penny.

[@kilp3140]

Just in time for my daily poo

[@rumely7232]

Same

[@charlesstine1952]

I sold my very first perfectly running and driving car to snag a 74 260z. That was back in 2012 and yes I've rebuilt almost every f***ing thing on that car but it's a rust-free piece of history I'm fortunate to have gotten for sub $4k. P.S. I'm sorry your Datsun hurt you, they tend to do that. it's an abusive relationship.

[@invertedv12powerhouse77]

I wanted to buy a 260z i found, heck of a project as it had a toyota trd rally paintjob and a seized head but rust wasnt too bad. Too bad work has taken me to the opposite side of the country

[@saldivar2890]

I’m buying a 280z for $1200 from a guy out in the country here in Texas and he says the last time it started was 5 years ago because his uncle(the original owner) heard a knocking/thumping sounds coming from the engine(Yes how descriptive lmaooo) wish me luck yall 😎

[@hudzee809]

I recently bought a 73 240z, I'd say for the most part the cars are indeed susceptible to rust damage and overtime wear, however this one was a true survivor. Strait frame, no rust, very little interior wear, all stock with the added bonus of a 4 spd manual and an original 2.4 inline 6. I'm blessed 🤯

[@VNTRFilms]

I love how much you do for the community. Finally someone makes videos that packs a lot of information about a certain car/topic. This makes research so much easier. 💓 For the future i'd like to see more videos for those who are looking into joining the "stance scene". You have a bunch of that already I know. Maybe a video for people who are just starting out their builds. "Where to start your build" And list out things to be careful of, what you should look into before slamming your car ect. My point was probably like a horses a** but for me, im stuck with a car I dont know where to start out my build. "Car build guide for noobs" lol. Much love guys once again ♥

[@alltheboost5363]

I've had a 71 240Z for a decade before that I had a 73. Thanks to everyone who wants one the prices for parts are going through the roof.

[@Monk-Amani.]

My folks had to co-sign for the used Vette back in the 70's and wanting to establish credit I opted for the Metallic Brown 240Z 4 speed. Drove it till water splashed through the floor boards. I'm 63 now. Thanks for the memories. U gotta new one.

[@AlexGalbert]

I recently got a 1973 240z. It's live in California most of its life and was imported into Canada in 2021. I got it for a really good price and can't wait to get working on it.

[@LooseFab]

I just started building a Z up here in canada too!

[@ThickGrizzlyPanda]

Got a 280 but I'm looking to slowly put it together, plan to only swap the transmission and rear end later down the line for something that can easily be serviced, I'm lucky to have someone who can do the rust repair

[@ethanjohnson537]

This channel is awesome! And literally no joke I was looking at project cars until I found a Datsun and this video came up THAT DAY! It’s lucky but I do love this channel

[@channel182]

I had one. Was my DD for many years in the early 2000s and raced it at least once a week. Never broke on me ever! Not sure what this whole needs lots of maintenance thing is about. I do understand how you say most of the ones you find now are beaten up though.

[@mrcxko4218]

I'm ready to import one from the USA and build one, seriously by far the most beautiful cars I've ever seen

[@prism7164]

My step-dad has a Datsun 289zx turbo.... It's a really fun car and were restoring it currently I don't know if you didn't see it but there hard to find parts for so I could see why. The floors were replaced and we needed a donner car for it and we 5 speed swapped it because it has a auto..... It was his 1st car and it will hopefully stay in the family

[@scottyr5327]

I had a 280z with a cracked bottom block slapped jb weld on it and it ran no issues for 60k miles thing is bullet proof haha

[@nasimwehbe8410]

My brother had a gold 280 Z. I remember being 12 yrs old, he was driving, his girlfriend sitting in the passenger seat and I was laid out in the hatch lol. It's the car that really turned me on to the car world and I loved starring at the gauge pods. I loved it then, I love it now, but have never owned one. One day though, one day.

[@LL-ln8sj]

I had a 280z my brother had the 240z raced all thru high school. Just love these car. Now in my 50s and looking to buy a 240. There something special about that car.

[@Ryan-Louis]

The new lighting on the wheel wall looks MINNNNT! Loved the episode too :)

[@benlonz]

Love the car. All time favorite car. Had mine since I was 16 when my brother gave it to me back in 1977. Been in the family since brand new. Many mods later, I still own and enjoy it. There’s something very therapeutic when driving a Z when everything is running just right on a cool sunny day….let those twin carbs breathe 😎

[@EX7RUD1CON]

Back in the late 90’s I had a friend that bought a mint 240 Datsun because it was his dream car from when he was a kid, dude wasn’t really a car guy and he ended up just thrashing on it, by the time he was done with it it was in pretty sad shape. Still bums me out and that was over 20 years ago

[@livanbaez-castillo2450]

I was literally just watching wangan midnight. Maybe this is a sign 👀✊🏾

[@gopherchucksgamingnstuff2263]

It is one of the more beautiful automotive designs. It still keeps style today.

[@ScottieMckinley787]

Everyone has their story, here is mine.😊 Last year I bought a 75 from the original owner. All original, unmodified. Car hasn't been on the road since 1992. So yeah, engine needs TLC from sitting. It's in my garage and I get excited every time I see it.

[@aliciahernandez777]

My dream car! Still on the hunt for one. All the history and heard how much fun it is to drive. I'm just not prepared for fixing everything 😭

[@Mare0912]

Same here lol

[@JaydenLitchfield]

As someone who owns one, I can say they are actually fairly easy and fun to maintain, and thats saying something because I’ll be the first to admit that I don’t know my way around an engine bay very well, and they can be very reliable if kept in somewhat decent condition. And since there are a ton of them, parts are pretty easy to find and are definitely worth the price in order to keep the car good. Good luck on getting one if you haven’t yet!

[@misterdarkcloud2384]

I learned how to drive standard in a 280, didn't know how lucky I was.

[@juancollado2911]

RuneScape 0.4 second honor was lovely

[@danielhoang3475]

i love it when the “so you want” theme gets LOUDER AND LOUDER AND LOUDER

[@m.san.9512]

Me and my dad have built 3 datsuns since my childhood up until i became a dad myself. From bare beat up shells. Best time ever.

[@CaptainRudy4021]

The old 240z and 280z look beautiful when done right 👌

[@DustyMacsGarage]

yes!!!

[@emmanuelamoyan6069]

1971 240z owner right here. 109,xxx all original miles🙏🏼

[@boostaddict_]

Best engine for a 240z is an L28, at least in my opinion. Wangan Midnight may or may not be influencing that.

[@naps3386]

oo oo Changing bumpers is not so easy.

[@MS06R-2]

Your could swap an RB26DETT

[@eladiomarquez]

@@MS06R-2 with a single turbo and it is perfect

[@dtsnjsn6101]

@@eladiomarquez my 240 has an L28, but I'm probably gonna swap it for an RB26DETT and single turbo it. Hardest part is finding an RB26 for sale lol

[@eladiomarquez]

@@dtsnjsn6101 my sister is doing that too i already have one in mind but it wont be until another 6 months can i send you a link to the rb26

[@Green132547698]

Ive waited for this for so long that i'm going to watch this tomorrow while I eat dinner. So goodnight.

[@MyCrustyKrabs]

Ever since I saw one last year it's been my dream car. In my opinion it's one of the coolest looking cars out there with so many ways to make it your own. I would do anything to get my hands on one

[@xtsy5737]

anything??

[@RESTORATIONRESCUE]

My first car was/is a 1987 300zx na. And I have a 90TT now. These cars are a blast to drive. I’m a third gen Z owner and love every Z.

[@DominicRoyce]

YOoo I am working on a 1972 240z right now! s my college project and its gonna be sick. Im literally trying to find new 240z videos everyday, thanks for the find :)

[@andyd5375]

Just bought me a 280zx. Dead bone stock with 62k original miles.. and would love to get a sponsor on some wheels ( hint hint ) definitely subscribing to this channel.

[@pyro4924]

My grandpa has a 280zx he got for $1500 from a friend of his. It’s in really good condition and there’s not much rust on it at all other than a little on the seal of the windshield. Engine runs great with little to no problems other than needing new fuel injectors. The only thing I could complain about it is it’s a hard top automatic car. I would have liked it to at least have T-tops but for the price it wasn’t something to say no to.

[@mhatt9552]

I know this comment is a year old but I just want to point out that for 280zx the slicktop is a less common feature as I think all of them after 1980 or 81 came with t tops in America. Slick tops are special in their own way :)

[@real_ryansama]

my dad had a White. Scoop Intake, '71 240Z......he said he did a motor swap in it ( im not sure what to.) but he always told me about this car, and showed me pictures of her in its glory days. back when he street raced in highschool. XD i grew up surrounded by Z husks and parts, wanting to one day build my own. as i currently am, im saving for a 73' 240Z a friend found for me. and as soon as i get the car, im going to have it restored to look like my dads old photos, and give it to him. ( by that point, i plan on buying another one for me. XD ) - i love doing research on these cars. always something new. -

[@Cookieeater1127]

FINALLY! Thank you guys, you guys aren’t like my dad. You guys actually listen.

[@elishathomas0244]

I got a 71 240z during the winter and I have to sort out my garage to work on it, but its winter and its cold. I have lot to do on it due one of the previous owners rattle can sprayed, bondo splapin', dent givin, and heckin' TOOK THE BADGES OFF

[@sterlingarcher74]

As long as I’ve been alive, my dad has bought either American or German. But he owned a 280z in the 80s and it’s the one car he always talks about and that says something about them.

[@WilliamBonka]

Looking to buy one this week, I found one with an LS Swapped LS1 Corvette engine in it, and the only real damage is interior weathering, otherwise solid! I just went to go look at it today and am praying to god I can snatch it before someone else does :)

[@FitmentIndustries]

That’s freaking dope man! Congrats! You’ll have to throw it up on the gallery when readyn 🤝🤝🤝 -Edgar www.fitmentindustries.com/add-wheel-offset

[@harmansekhon7614]

Just got a 260Z, gonna start tearing down in the summer.

[@Oni_Null]

Love playing in the 280zx turbo. Its been kept stockish. Meaning its specs are stock but had to replace parts

[@Who.Said.Photography]

Owned one back in the 90's would love to have it back, and yes I'm still looking for another 240z

[@glider5175]

not going to lie i love your Datsun. The look and the engine thats in it everything. i think you built that car perfectly and if youre ever willing to sell it i would happily put myself is debt to buy it

[@EngTecher]

I had a Blue 1973 Datsun 240z with Black & white interior, 4 speed. I got the Z in 1975, before my 1st year in college. Best 5 years of my automotive years during a daily car. I lost the car in a car wteck, at stop light stationed behind my dad, a 3/4 ton Chevy truck plowed in my six. Totaled my car, & dads car in front. I miss that car still, & in 1980, i bought a simliar shaped car, a brand new 1980 Mazda Rx-7 4 speed. I still have the Rx-7. It was my daily driver. I am a boomer & just slightly older...story to be continued!

[@BrandonAilion]

I got a rusty running 260z with some nice parts on it for a grand last year, they are still out there just good luck finding a nice example for cheap. I lucked out and just found a super mint original 240z for not too much more so I am going to have one race car and one show piece. All that aside, kinda bummed you didn't talk about wheel sizes and fitment, that's kinda why I come here.

[@ethanpelzer3849]

I bought a 280zx the other day it had minimal rust issues and the air con was even still working sutch a steal for the car

[@alexwaln1053]

First step to owning a 240Z, finding one. I've seen less than 5 on Craigslist in the past year in ALL of MN.

[@vinidugeevaratne6008]

Its been my dream to own a Datsun for ages

[@BewareSnipingClan]

patiently waiting for the “So you want a Honda Prelude” video😁

[@INTHEWILDERNESS-00]

I have had 3 offered to me in my lifetime. I finally got the 3 rd one several years ago. Vira is in the garage for winter but I have been rebuilding an L28ET for her as a surprise, and several other upgrades. I hope she likes it. Eventually she is gonna get her nails done too.

[@z.hussain3230]

Best looking car ever made...... Year 2078, a hundred years later, still the most beautiful car ever... If I won the lottery this would be my first purchase

[@jaydelgado8227]

This is my 3rd S30 chassis I’m building. I love these cars.

[@subliminalgoat]

which is better in your opinion 240z or 280z

[@xthedriverzz9984]

One of my favorite series on youtube thx guys ❤️

[@FitmentIndustries]

❤️

[@Swermie]

I'm not sure what you guys did with the shutterspeed or whatever, it looks sOOOOOPER smooth and I LOVE IT. Keep whatever those settings those are lol

[@abdulazizluqman1428]

its defnitely one of my dream cars, I love its styling. Wish someone came out with a kitcar not the firbreglass type, but the actual 1:1 quality and percision that went to making it back then. A remake with a more lasting quality. Id encase it and put it on a pedestal

[@FlatlineSB]

As a 13 year old that got a 280z for my first car that needs working on, this really help with some actual information

[@mr.sennin7923]

I knew i know alex from somewhere but couldnt place where, I love his Z

[@sameerkinra]

I have a 71 240 and it’s a lot of fun, but you do have to keep up with the servicing . It’s a boss OG ride. Breaks necks.

[@NickRidgers]

As the owner of an awd, bagged, 8 speed, vq swapped, e46 240sx m5 hatch, I feel the need to boast that I brought my vq in to be worked on at the shop shown at 5:15

[@leoparrin3280]

The 240 is one of the most beautiful cars ever created. Been looking for one for years. It's hard to find one here in south western Ontario that's not rusted out. If I ever find one that's got a really good body I'll do all the mechanical work myself. Oh well I'll just wait and see. Great video

[@alienpoker]

Go to CA - I found one for $5K recently. Yeah, needs some work but not a total rust bucket.

[@ryurc3033]

I had a 76 280, it was a rusty pile, looked great outside, but whoa big holes. I sold it and bought a 72 Chevelle. Because every part for it exists and it wasn't as rusted out

[@konstantinoskantzios2587]

I own 280 1978 for 43 years I love the car turn eyes when take for ride

[@konnermcewan4429]

When they say they literally have everything, THEY LITERALLY HAVE EVERYTHING🔥

[@lukegoodwin3777]

Just picked one up for free. Can’t wait to start the rebuild.

[@mountainmangarage7572]

Love the 280z! I'm working on one right now.

[@jeffmayo6002]

There is a 240 sitting in a grassy field on top of a mountain where i live. I'm sure its a rust pile but my wife said I could check it out this summer. Gonna turn it into a budget rally/gambler car

[@dalukaz520]

ok this came out 2 years ago, but what i think about 240Z. Everyone has one memory they remember from childhood. For me its the 240Z, as soon as I saw it I fell in love with it and still am. So for me, that thing is special and i hope to get behind the wheel of one. Perhaps even get the keys 👀

[@al11220]

Got a fully restored one for 40K, yeah it can be a pain but I love it.

[@jamesfauren3994]

Still have mine all thecway back from hight school :) I'm 55 now :)

[@moddedvet7555]

Got a 1973 240z recently and can’t wait to make it my own

[@Area559Duh]

I have a torch red semi restored 240z slammed on wats rooting away in my dads shop. This makes me want to go over drive it around. Been years

[@LuceBee]

Now do 510, I’m looking for a 510 vs a 240z for the rear seat capacity :)

[@caseyrichardson6697]

510 best car ever built

[@bertito43]

Which one you recommend? 240z or 280zx? I inherited 5 of them but they need a lot of TLC.

[@antonio.v6600]

Give me one my guy. U got 5.

[@avriosan]

I love my 280z, runs and drives great.... for now

[@shad0.]

Love the car culture yall spreading keep up the good work

[@muffinatordlux]

there is a lady on a farm here in South Africa.. her husband was a rich car collector... besides a Yak attack propellor plane hanging from the roof and some of the most classic Ferraris, lambos and mercs.... . there is a mint condition datsun 280z there as well.. totally orgional...