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Hey guys im in the process of getting rid of some of the extra cars at my shop, i simply have too many. I have project 240zs, 260zs, 280zs, and 280zxs in various shape, the price range for these projects range from 1500- 3000. Some are pretty rough but others are in decent shape, ill try to add as many pics as i can but it would be easier to describe them over the phone, my number is 770-361-8955. Here is the link to my photo album with most of the cars https://www.flickr.com/photos/126770...57698743472894 I have a warehouse full of datsun parts and I have almost any part available for these cars for a reasonable price. I can also arrange transportation and delivery with a shipper i trust, happy to work with exporters as well!
1974 Datsun 260z 2+2-$1800
It will need rust repair in many areas including the floors, exterior places and battery tray. The engine is complete and original, I have not tried to crank the car at all so im not sure of the engine condition., this car is a unmolested 260 and a perfect project for someone!
1974 Datsun 260z complete car-$2000
the car is mostly complete and restorable, but will need a lot of work.I have not tried to crank the car at all so im not sure of the engine condition.The front fenders were cut for flares which I will include, there is some rust along the rear lower quarters but the car is overall solid and a cheap, entry level, project for someone.
1974 Datsun 260z with flares and triple webers- $2500
Complete car that has a vintage race car look to it with flares and a whale tail, will need floors and paint and bodywork, triple weber engine and 5 speed trans from zx, was running a couple of weeks ago but the fuel pump stopped getting power
1975 Datsun 280z parts car-$1000
no fenders, rolling but rough, has 280z engine with n42 head.
1972 Datsun 240z rough project-$2500
rusty but complete and original, will need floors but good frame and battery tray
1971 Datsun 240z solid rolling chassis-$3000
was a v8 car, very solid with good frame, battery tray, floor, and spare tire well.
1976 Datsun 280z solid rolling chassis-$2500
very solid with good frame, battery tray, floor, and spare tire well.
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On 6/22/2018 at 11:43 AM, Jeff9727 said:
Still for sale?
no but ive got another rolling 240 very solid for sale
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Body kits:
Jim Cook Racing CAL-Z Wide Body Kit x2: $600 each, some cracks but in good usable shape
complete 940Z kit: $800 nice kit in good shape
kaminari kit: $800 new, never mounted
IMSA kit with G-Nose: $1000 good usable shape
IMSA front and rear fenders: $700
Whale tails x3: $200 each
Whale tail and hatch x2: $500 each
Complete GTO Velo Rossa kit: $4000 never mounted on a car with no cracks at all
Misc mold-on fender flares set of four x3: $75 each, various condition some have minor cracks
rear 3 piece spoilers x3: $75 each, various condition some have minor cracks
Fiberglass Hoods x10: most of these hoods are unique, but i have cowl induction hoods, stock style hoods, and one-of-a kind hoods. Each are $300 and are in good shape and mountable with no major damage
MSA Type 1 like style Air dams (Ducted) x8: $100 each, these are also slightly different but the same style, although a few are the flexible urethane type
There's probably some kits im forgetting but this is the bulk of them, i will be uploading pictures soon but if youre interested in any of the kits or are looking for a specific kit please dont hesitate to call me at 770-361-8955 or if i dont answer call my friend at 770-722-7250 and i can tell you what we have and send you pictures. Parts are located in Auburn, GA at my shop-
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2000, sandblasted shell for a good price
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Reduced to 2500
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A nice 260z shell,*It has been sandblasted and stripped down but the suspension was placed back on it and the steering column. *The engine is also in the car bolted down, but can be removed if someone wants a clean slate for an engine swap and I can reduce the price. I do have all the pieces for the car, including the dash and wiring, glass and other pieces. Car is overall*solid with minor spots on the outside, but it will need floor pans and the spare tire well was cut for a fuel cell. Battery tray is solid and so are the rockers and sill plate areas, frame rails are also perfect. Overall this would be a perfect start for someone wanting to build a clean Datsun or do a cool engine swap. Asking 3500$ Located in auburn ga.
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Might catch hate for this but it had to be done lol it just wouldn't all fit under it but I tried my best to keep it concise, I personally think it looks mean this way with the filter facing forward
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Got my 300zx seats in an powered with some help from a friend, they fit nice and look great in my opinion.
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It's the Fitech power adder 600hp, the power adder version is built for boost applications it can handle 25 lbs blow through or draw through and nitrous. I'm still running the mechanical pump on the engine and the stock tank with no extra pump, what I used instead was a Fitech fuel command center which boosts the pressure up for fuel injection applications, basically it allows you to keep using your stock pump and everything.Can you give some details on your fuel system?
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Running like a sewing machine finally
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I love the ease and simplicity of FiTech units....not to mention they are significantly cheaper than the competition. After doing 2 megasquirt builds, I'll be going FiTech for anything EFI N/A and seriously considering them for boosted applications as well.
Just installed the fi tech power adder (boosted version) and it works great for my build, runs on the first crank. I'm running a vortech v3 supercharger on a 327. It's really crazy how smart the set up is and how easy it is, definitely will use Fitech in the future.
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Lol thanks man I definitely lucked outi love that. I need to move my engine back like yours but going to make do for now. lucky you started with a very clean body. not everyone got that lucky
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Finally success today, fixed a few odds and ends and cranked it I'll add a link to the video but the thumping noise you hear is an exhaust leak (because I forgot to put a sensor back in lol).
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So. Close. Installed and plumbed the entire fuel system, finished the wiring (needs to be neatened a little more) but overall the only things I need to do now is get spark wires and a different pulley for the water pump but I'm sure I'm forgetting something lol.
Here's an updated pic with the bov
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Well I finished the wiring today it still needs to be neatened and trimmed but it's there. Still have to hook up the fuel command center and some other misc. items so in short, could not start it today because I have to go back to school. Although I almost finished it, attempting this in one weekend was a little overwhelming lol.
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Made a fair amount of progress today, welded and hooked up the o2 sensor. Hooked up a lot of the other wires only have like 3 left. Things left to do, change distributor to a conventional 2 wire dist (msd pro billet), wire in the coil, bolt in, plumb and wire the fuel command center, and wire to the battery. The reason why im changing from an HEI distributor to a 2 wire one is to utilize the timing control feature from the Fitech unit and also to handle boost. So basically I need to lock the advance on the distributor and phase the rotor 10 degrees (reminds me of when I turbocharged my vw rail buggy lol). So all in all I hope to crank it up tomorrow but who knows shit happens lol
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I wish I could find a shell that clean. Cars pretty damn awesome.
Thanks man I got lucky and obsessively searched lol
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Made some more progress today on the vortech install but ran into a few problems, also installed the fitech today and hooked up some wires but not all. Overall it looks like a great system very clean and simple but wiring isn't my strong suit. Hoping to have the install finished up and cranked on Monday or Tuesday.
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So true, I've put a lot into the internals but I'm waiting on the paint jobThe patina on your car definitely works. I think the car looks good and if the car is basically rust free, I would hold up on the paint job and focus on basic repairs and the performance side first. It is amazing how much money you can pour into these things.
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Thanks man much appreciated. I love reading all the articles on here it's the quickest way to learn anything but I kinda freaked out when I found nothing on a vortech install but I just sorta pieced it together and guessed lolWell, you chose a dam good car to start out with at such a early age. Sounds like you have the smarts to turn it into a thumper. Just do alot of reading here on HZ, and you will learn what and how to make it a sweet ride...
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I've decided to do a write up of my datsun and its evolutions in hopes that it can help people who want to tackle similar projects. My search began for a datsun when i was 17 (I'm 18 now) i had saved up some cash and wanted something cheap and fast. The idea of a v8 in a 240 seemed like a match made in heaven to me so i narrowed my search to that and found one. Although it was cheap it ran and drove and had a chevy 327 in it with a good cam, but had some problems i wanted to address. But, i would like to add that the car was very original (except the engine) and it had zero rust. first off, it had a 2 barrel carb on the stock iron intake manifold, why they would go to all the trouble of the swap and then not change to a four barrel is beyond me. so i quickly ordered a edelbrock alum intake and edelbrock 4 barrel. through the next couple of months i fixed things here and there, added carpet, cleaned things up, but mostly tried to get it to run perfect (sorry lost the pics of what it looked like originally). Later i changed the wheels and tires from the stock steelies to bassett 15x8s and some dunlop performance tires. then i decided that i wanted to add a twist to it so i used the money i had saved to buy a weiand 144 (against my fathers wishes lol), while the mini blower was good, there were some draw backs, first it had low end torque but petered out, second i would have to cut open the hood and ruin the sleeper look i was going after. So after some research and selling my 144 set up i bought a vortech v3 centrifugal supercharger which i am currently still installing. As for fuel, i bought the Fitech power adder 600, which can handle 25 lbs of boost and is self managed. i will add pics here as i update because i have a lot of changes coming up soon (350z leather seats, tokico springs, air dam, and possibly paint). i have yet to paint the car although i might soon but as of now i think it has a cool patina. i will also try to be detailed about the vortech install because i have yet to find a write up of one in a 240.
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Still looking
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Hey I'm looking to upgrade the heads on my 327 with a Weiand 144, currently it has the stock 2 barrel heads. I've been looking at the dart 195cc heads or the trick flow heads, any experience with these? Are there any better ones for a supercharged application? Thanks a lot in advance guys
WTB LS z project
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Hey guys, Im looking for a project car with an LS engine, can be installed or not, running or not, mainly just looking for a good starting point, thanks, budget is $5000-10,000 depending on condition and options.