The Telegraph - 'Classic Datsun 240Z' article

Albrecht

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Nice review really.

Comments section will be funny... We already have "straight copy of a Ferrari" for the bodyshape.

Won't be long before we have "loss of face", "Harikari" (sic) and "Kamikaze" by the looks of it.
 

uk66fastback

Club Member
What is the history of this yellow Z? Albrecht, when you say 'Nissan UK test fleet 240Z' - do you mean the one car that Nissan UK let motoring hacks avail themselves of when they come a calling, or it was one of the original press cars? The former, surely?
 

chrisvega

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The name may change, but the message is always on message.
Keep it up Alan......errr, I mean Sakae Nakajima ;)

Prester John, what a prize knobber !
 
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SeanDezart

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What is the history of this yellow Z? Albrecht, when you say 'Nissan UK test fleet 240Z' - do you mean the one car that Nissan UK let motoring hacks avail themselves of when they come a calling, or it was one of the original press cars? The former, surely?

'restored' by The Z Farm a few years back for Nissan UK and loaded to motorists - I believe only Nissan France as an original, untouched (ish) 240Z for which Alan has already supplied some parts.
 

Albrecht

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What is the history of this yellow Z? Albrecht, when you say 'Nissan UK test fleet 240Z' - do you mean the one car that Nissan UK let motoring hacks avail themselves of when they come a calling, or it was one of the original press cars? The former, surely?

As Sean has said, it's part of the current Nissan UK 'Press Fleet' (they have a few other cars too - most of them later stuff) and was restored, possibly sourced too(?), by The Z Farm a good few years ago now.

Not sure of its history/provenance and I've never looked at it all that closely to be honest.
 
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