1970 Datsun Z-series 240z, Series One, California Blue Plate on 2040-cars
Parker Dam, California, United States
This is a 51 year old, California Blue Plate Classic, May 1970, Datsun 240z series one with an original 4-speed
transmission in beautiful condition that I have had for a while and tinkered and repaired over time.
The 240z has had complete refits to it and a fairly recent respray.
Interior:
Seats re-done in black two-tone perforated texture
Custom made to fit Carpets throughout
Centre console restored
All panels restored
Dash has couple cracks as these cars are known for
Original Dark Walnut 1970 Steering Wheel restored
Black Shift Boot
Black Emergency Brake Boot
Inside Door Handles
Original new fabric 240z seatbelts
All rubber seals Door/ trunk etc/ weather strip
Door Steps
Headliner
Rear Separator Strip
Rear hatch strut
Correct era stereo/head unit
Exterior:
Paint Color - Datsun Mexico orange
14” wheels original kidney bean
New 205/70/14 Front & Rear Tires
All lights, wiring checked and replaced where needed throughout
Front chrome bumpers with Overriders
Rear chrome bumpers with Overriders
Underside of car is very clean and rust free
All original Badges, Front, Sides rear & rear vents
Chrome Side Mirrors
Engine Compartment:
L24 engine
Performance Exhaust and muffler
4 Speed Manual Transmission
Carburetors rebuilt andTuned
All New Filters, Oil, Air, fuel
New Plug Wires
New Spark Plugs
New Dual Points Distributor & Condensor
New coil
Fuel tank boiled and cleaned
New Fuel Pump
All New hoses replaced, coolant lines and fuel lines
New OEM Radiator from Japan
Original radiator fan
Battery cables
Starter motor
All electrical
Battery
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