Yellow G-Nose for sale

Yeah my Z 4 m coupe was going to be ate the bottom with the 260 on top,it was one of those ramps that fix to one side of the wall and you just drive onto it but I needed 6 inches or I had to cut through the roof and the joists,cheaper to put a double garage in paddock which enabled me to buy another car,That yellow Zed would fit nicely in my collection and is sensible money and the panels are quite a good fit which couldn’t be said about a couple of Zeds we’ve seen for sale for similar or a higher asking price,if I had the room I might’ve had a sniff
 
Gnose said:
Nothing sinister, selling all my toys, (the yellow Abarth at that dealer is mine too) to fund a house move
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Sorry to hear you're selling your yellow toys. I'm a big fan of them.

I really want this one but am not in a position to buy it!
 
Rob Gaskin said:
Thanks Alan, these cars (S30s) look quite different on drawings or from above than normal views. When we attended a PPC magazine event at Mallory Park (Party in the Park) I commentated on the PA during one of the Z sessions. I had to go to the top of the control building and when the Zs were queued up to go on track I was amazed how much an S30 tapers at the back.

This is a useful drawing because it includes over-fender measurements.
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Is this going to make its way into your garage Rob?
 
Alphabettispaghetti said:
Top man. I’d genuinely buy it if it had a standard rear light
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I'd genuinely buy it if it was a ZG. I was very interested in a Z31 that was at Donington which was a lot cheaper. However I have to remember why I sold my last Zs - I have very limited storage and getting old for car jobs on my drive. I have a motorbike to tinker with and it's so much easier.
 
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Rob Gaskin said:
I'd genuinely buy it if it was a ZG. I was very interested in a Z31 that was at Donington which was a lot cheaper. However I have to remember why I sold my last Zs - I have very limited storage and getting old for car jobs on my drive. I have a motorbike to tinker with and it's so much easier.
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If it was a genuine one it wouldn’t be £35k. Maybe you can get a local garage to look after it?
 
If I bought it I’d take the zg nose off and put the rear end back to normal,me and a mate did have a rear
panel but not sure wot we did with it many moons ago,also still got a 260 2+2 rear panel somewhere
 
Rob Gaskin said:
I'd genuinely buy it if it was a ZG. I was very interested in a Z31 that was at Donington which was a lot cheaper. However I have to remember why I sold my last Zs - I have very limited storage and getting old for car jobs on my drive. I have a motorbike to tinker with and it's so much easier.
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Maybe Mrs G could do the work on it, and you supervise? you're never to old to get a new hobby.
 
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