And completely misidentifying it in their eBay ad. 1975 Datsun 260Z 2+2 rather than Nissan Fairlady Z 2/2. And thus burying a key identifier that makes it special in the U.K. marketplace. Amateurish and opportunistic.
returned it to standard 260z specThey have removed the mirrors.
Thereby messing up a key JDM feature - and removing a rather expensive pair of items. I hope they kept them, because if not, they threw away hundreds of pounds to slap some cheap ass door mirrors on.They have removed the mirrors.
Thereby messing up a key JDM feature - and removing a rather expensive pair of items. I hope they kept them, because if not, they threw away hundreds of pounds to slap some cheap ass door mirrors on.
I also messaged about the mirrors...no response so far..!They have removed the mirrors.
I don’t want the car, just the mirrorsI have had a polite response and yes perhaps he now realises he has a special car. I emailed via the website and he told me he had other messages.
If I had the space I would have been tempted - as with lots of cars at auction, perhaps just as well. I rented two garages once and filled them with a VW 411 and a 1200 Anglia.
I don’t want the car, just the mirrors
You can buy some cheap JDM 'style' mirrors from Car Builder Solutions for under 20 quid.
I might put some on one of my Imps!they’re not quite the same thing!
I think we all do!
Only of interest to those who want to copy / recreate their s30's with JDM styling influences surely ?