Z432 color opinions

[yoogener]

Haha indeed I have mistaken.

[Sparky]

Sparky,

Going into the full differences between a PZR bodyshell and any one of the other 'ordinary' bodyshells would fill a small book. They really were quite radically different - .

 

 

 

Thanks for the info Alan, I had no idea that they were that different, even though it makes total sense that they would be. I would imagine that not many survived, and the ones that did trade rarely and for ridiculous prices...

I'm going to put one on my unobtainium wish list doesnt hurt to think and dream big...I hope.

 

fascinating info, and always appreciated, thanks again.

[Tony D]

A perusing of the 1972 Fairlady Z parts book will open your eyes to those "invisible" changes. All through there the annotations "All Exc PZR" are found. You will find "L20-S20 All" and the occasional "PZR", but the items Alan is referring to that confound most people would be the "L20-S20 All Exc. PZR" annotations. Meaning a "pedestrian" 432 would have the same part as any other Fairlady, but that the PZR, even though technically an S-20 Specification, would have something different again.

 

Which still leads me to the question where my "100 Liter Special Vehicle" came from (S30-110661, "The Car that should never have been.") LOL

 

And yes, as others mentioned I did indeed mean S31. It's a subgroup. While the Export RHD vehicles were RS30's during those final years, the JDM vehicles were S31, to distinguish the EFI Equipped bodyshell from the Non-EFI Equipped Export S30's going everywhere in the RHD world... Only the USA got those HLS30's (EFI Equipped!) in the 280Z...

[getoffmyinternet]

...Course there's always green.