A&Q about 350Z
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Check it out its on ebay they want $100,000 for it. Looks nice.
Sweet 280z
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88 300ZX Turbo Shiro Special (SS): K&N filter, HKS Exhaust.
God created Turbo lag so V8's could stand a chance.
Post Edited (Apr 26, 2:04pm)
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$100,000 &
This vehicle is being sold as is, where is with no warranty, expressed written or implied. The seller shall not be responsible for the correct description, authenticity, genuineness, or defects herein, and makes no warranty in connection therewith. No allowance or set aside will be made on account of any incorrectness, imperfection, defect or damage. Any descriptions or representations are for identification purposes only and are not to be construed as a warranty of any type. It is the responsibility of the buyer to have thoroughly inspected the vehicle, and to have satisfied himself or herself as to the condition and value and to bid based upon that judgement solely. The seller shall and will make every reasonable effort to disclose any known defects associated with this vehicle at the buyer's request prior to the close of sale. Seller assumes no responsibility for any repairs regardless of any oral statements about the vehicle.
Ya go **** yourself with that warranty they are lucky they get 20k for it.
This whole world smells bad, I'd buy another if I had
back what I paid for another mother@#$%@# in a motorcade
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With or without a warranty that car should go for the money asked in my opinion. It's a part of (a winning) Nissan racing history.
With that said, does anyone have any video clips of these Z31 race cars in action? As a child in the 80's I remember watching them race at Riverside (CA) speedway. They sounded beautiful at speed.
'72 240z w/ '83 L28ET, FMIC, HKS BOV, T66, 3in DP, 3in mdrl exh, 255lph fp, adj fpr, cstm fuel rail, 550cc inj, '80zx 5sp tranny, SDS eng mngmnt, profec b, coilovers, illuminas, Daily Driver:)
Post Edited (Apr 26, 3:27pm)
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Price compare.
http://www.race-cars.com/carsales/complist.htm
This whole world smells bad, I'd buy another if I had
back what I paid for another mother@#$%@# in a motorcade
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Its almost worth the ride to Wilton to see it!
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1982 280zx
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Mike, I'll meet you there!!
Phil
1981 280zxt
5-speed conversion,3.9 R200,Eibach springs,Tokico struts,Energy Suspension,K&N CAI,AutoMeter A/F, Boost, Fuel Gauges,Cusco Strut Bar,Greddy B Spec II boost control,Jeffp 3in mandrel exhaust,Magnaflow,Spearco Cooler, HKS BOV, 10 psi
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I used to work for the guy who owns Newman's 280ZX and if I remember correctly, he owns a Newman 510.
SPEED IS MY DRUG OF CHOICE..LET ME DRIVE!
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Author: DatsunFriek
Date: Apr 26, 3:24pm
With or without a warranty that car should go for the money asked in my opinion. It's a part of (a winning) Nissan racing history.
With that said, does anyone have any video clips of these Z31 race cars in action? As a child in the 80's I remember watching them race at Riverside (CA) speedway. They sounded beautiful at speed.
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I remember watching PN race at Sears Pt and Laguna Seca .. got tons of still photos .. LOL .. before digital cameras or camcorders ..
I didn't take any movies .. I had enough camera equipment to haul around ..
just paZZ'n thru
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JohnH, WTF are you talking about? This is a fully prepped and running GT1 championship car that was driven by an Oscar winning acting legend. A large amount has already been offered, and the car will more than likely fetch quite a bit. This car is definitly one of the most famous Z cars. Retarded. Oh, and looking at the comp list above there are several cars priced higher with zero racing pedigree.
1972 240Z always in progress
***WARNING*** MY POSTS MAY CONTAIN SARCASM
Post Edited (Apr 27, 8:17pm)
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The name, Bob Sharp Racing, along with the Newman 300ZXT, the 280ZXTT, and the 280 (240 w/280 taillights) was purchased back in the early 90s. It came with office files, racing suits, hundreds of spare parts and FG bodies and molds. He also owns Tom Cruise's showroom stock 300ZX which is being restored for the Newfoundland Targa in September.
The Sharp/Newman 300ZXT (single turbo) is waiting on a custom crank shaft before being restored next year. That's the 300ZXT (not the one in Wilton) that is shown in the famous picture flying over the hill with flames shooting out of the exhaust pipe....
But the one in Wilton is the real deal too and will likely sell for a sum higher than $125k. The vintage race car market isn't effected by gas prices or salary issues. The people interested in obtaining these cars are not worried about their next meal.