Anyone seen this 240z.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1972-Dats...076516?hash=item488d3aa6a4:g:n44AAOSwRH5XLJMY
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1972-Dats...076516?hash=item488d3aa6a4:g:n44AAOSwRH5XLJMY
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240z lhd
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SacCyclone
Club Member
Geez, is that the best they can do when it comes to importing California cars? Too much money for that I am sure.
SeanDezart
Well-Known Forum User
and I have clients for 'your' cars over here.
SeanDezart
Well-Known Forum User
Shipping costs the same whether it's a sh*tter or concours so yes, buy the best possible !
These are cheap container fillers - one here too :
https://www.leboncoin.fr/voitures/953784427.htm?ca=12_s
SeanDezart
Well-Known Forum User
Savages - from Brittany - remember the one last indomitable village of Gauls ?
richiep
Club Member
California Connection have been importing really rough cars like that, on and off, for years. And when they were priced at 2-2.5k it was probably more attractive (I know pmac has had cars from Miranda at CC in the past - I think the rally car build started off like that). But nearly 5k? Not so much....
johnymd
Club Member
I'm not saying that the car is overpriced, just that I think it's the wrong car to buy. I would prefer to spend more on a car that is already straight. By the time you've bought a car and paid to get it over here, I cant see you wanting to sell it for anything less than this.
SeanDezart
Well-Known Forum User
Been inspected by one of our members.....the photos are deceiving and I'm not happy with the description "Base saine à restaurer".
richiep
Club Member
I would say it is overpriced though. If compared to a couple of the cars that Will Galliers was selling at that kind of price point late last year; they were tatty but way straighter overall. I think Galliers gets away with competitive pricing though because he ships in multiple vehicles at a time and aims for quick turnovers. He tends to apply a greater degree of quality control on what he imports too; I get the impression that the CC cars are all ex-junkyard fodder.
SacCyclone
Club Member
Even in California, I have to look at several Zeds before I pull the trigger on one due to the rust. But they are out there and especially in central California away from the ocean and the sierra's. The last Cali car I posted here is a great example of what I am talking about, dam dry car and it runs with nice bumpers. I wonder what CC cars would list it for. I know, their cars have landed and mine still needs to be exported. But it can be done at a good price for a good car. That's all I'm saying.
uk66fastback
Club Member
I had a look at a Mustang fastback over a decade ago that was imported by CC - overpriced but straight and relatively rust-free ...
When I say overpriced, I mean about double what it should have been back then ...
When I say overpriced, I mean about double what it should have been back then ...