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Bring-a-Trailer: Fully Restored 1971 Datsun 240Z Goes For Six Figures

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This 1971 Datsun 240Z is currently sitting at $111,000 on Bring-a-Trailer.
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This 1973 240Z is at a current bid of $15,000 with 7 days left to go.

@S30R32 I hope this is not your Z trying to find a new home!

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Just saw a 280ZX anniversary, with a hammer price of 45K at BAT... Have seen nice Z32s hitting above $30K previously.

No Reserve: 1980 Datsun 280ZX 10th Anniversary 5-Speed for sale on BaT Auctions - sold for $45,000 on April 30, 2021 (Lot #47,138) | Bring a Trailer

Gotta wonder if the hype on the Z35 coming is raising the tide on the prices of all generations of Zs, especially the pristine 'unicorn' cars.
This 1973 240Z is at a current bid of $15,000 with 7 days left to go.

@S30R32 I hope this is not your Z trying to find a new home!

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LOL no but very cleanly done! Understated. If those are genuine Watanabes, extra points. I have 16x9 and 9.5 on my street setup. Love those clear indicator lenses.

Mine in street trim w Watanabes:
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Just saw a 280ZX anniversary, with a hammer price of 45K at BAT... Have seen nice Z32s hitting above $30K previously.

No Reserve: 1980 Datsun 280ZX 10th Anniversary 5-Speed for sale on BaT Auctions - sold for $45,000 on April 30, 2021 (Lot #47,138) | Bring a Trailer

Gotta wonder if the hype on the Z35 coming is raising the tide on the prices of all generations of Zs, especially the pristine 'unicorn' cars.
I would think so, all Z versions will go up especially the Z32 TT. I'm looking into grabbing a Z31 Turbo manual if the price is reasonable and full stock.
Right, the TT's bring the money. And, the LS swaps...
This 1973 240Z is at a current bid of $15,000 with 7 days left to go.

@S30R32 I hope this is not your Z trying to find a new home!

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It's shot up to $20,500 now. Let's see how far this ends up going.
Yeah we all know 240Zs have climbed quite a bit, especially stock ones, but even nicely modified, as long as no rust issues. It's these Z32 TTs I've been watching, now soaring too. Just wait til the derivative new Z comes out. Better get one now while affordable. One example, owner probably just flipped it to cash in:

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1988 Nissan 300ZX Turbo Watch 5-Speed Manual, Numerous Modifications, Restored in 2003 - Cars&Bids

This one might be an interesting gauge of whether the Z31 market is going to follow S130, Z32, and S30 generation Z cars into the realm of money to consider, for buyers or sellers. Z35 hype is bringing the cars out of the woodwork...
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1988 Nissan 300ZX Turbo Watch 5-Speed Manual, Numerous Modifications, Restored in 2003 - Cars&Bids

This one might be an interesting gauge of whether the Z31 market is going to follow S130, Z32, and S30 generation Z cars into the realm of money to consider, for buyers or sellers. Z35 hype is bringing the cars out of the woodwork...
That's a really clean build, everything is tastefully done. If cars like this don't go for serious money now it'll only be a matter of time before they do.
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