1971 Datsun 240z. on 2040-cars
Opa-Locka, Florida, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:3.0
For Sale By:Private Seller
Make: Datsun
Model: Z-Series
Mileage: 73,000
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Exterior Color: Black
Trim: standard Z
Interior Color: Black
Drive Type: non-standard Z
Number of Cylinders: 6
I have for sale a 1971 Datsun 240Z. The Odo reads 73000 miles but the original
Engine and drivetrain has long been replaced. Engine is a 3.0 L Series with E-31
Head, 5-Speed Gearbox and 3.90 Ratio R-200 LSD Differential. The following is all
that's been done to this car.
3.0 ENGINE
BLOCK : 1978 L-28 Block bored to 88.5mm painted Black with Brass Freeze Plugs
PISTONS : 88.5mm Forged Flat Tops
RODS : Blueprinted L-24
CRANK : 79mm 280Z Piece. Blueprinted and Knife-Edged
CRANK PULLEY : Single Grooved, Lightened and Balanced.
OIL PAN : Stock Pan extensively modified to hold 7 Quarts with Wings and Trap
Doors.
TIMING : Timing Chain converted to Kameari Timing Gears.
Exhaust Driven Negative Evac System for Crankcase
CYLINDER HEAD
Extensively modified E-31 Cylinder Head
Intake Ports : Fully Ported. Port Floors have been Welded and Ports Raised to give
straight shot to valves.
Combustion Chambers : Extensively Welded and Re-profiled.
Cam : HUGE. Specs will be given to winning bidder.
Valves : 44mm Intake 35mm Exhaust
Cam Gear : Adjustable
Valve Springs : Isky
CARBURATION : 44 Mikunis
Manifold : Mikuni Racing
Velocity Stacks : Special Made Anodized Billet Aluminum.
EXHAUST : Motorsport Auto 6 - 1 Jet Hot Coated Header.
2 1/2" Collector
2 1/2" Stainless Steel Straight Pipe into Stainless Muffler.
FUEL PUMP : Carter
IGNITION : MSD With Tach Adapter
RADIATOR : Aluminum Champion
Engine has just completed 300 mile Run-In period. All Oils and Fluids have been
changed to Synthetic. Engine has not been Dynoed but is extremely powerful, spins
Tires in all gears except 4th and 5th. Engine can be seen running on YOUTUBE @
1971 DATSUN 240Z IDLING Part 1, 2 & 3.
GEAR BOX : 1981 280ZX 5spd
FLYWHEEL : 225mm HKS 11 lb Billet
CLUTCH : Severe Duty Pressure Plate with Solid Unsprung 6 Puck Disk.
DIFFERENTIAL : Custom Assembled 3:90 Ratio R-200 LSD with Finned Rear Cover.
SUSPENSION :
FRONT : Shortened Struts with Tokico Illumina Short Shocks.
THREADED COLLARS : Ground Control
Springs : Eibach.
CONTROL ARMS : ARIZONA Z CAR Billet Aluminum
T/C RODS : ARIZONA Z CAR Billet Aluminum
REAR : Shortened Struts with Tokico Illumina Short Shocks
THREADED COLLARS : Ground Control
SPRINGS : Eibach
CONTROL ARMS : ARIZONA Z CAR Billet Aluminum
MUSTASHE BAR : ARIZONA Z CAR Billet Aluminum
CROSS BRACE : ARIZONA Z CAR Billet Aluminum
SWAY BAR HOLDER : ARIZONA Z CAR Billet Aluminum
Solid Aluminum Front Diff Mount. Behind the Diff Sway Bar.
BRAKES
Front : 11.6" Cross Drilled and Vented Rotors.
JFZ 4 Piston Calipers
All Bolts on Rotors and Calipers Safety Wired
REAR : 11.0" Cross Drilled and Vented Rotors
MAZDA RX7 Calipers
In-Cabin Driver Adjustable Rear Brake Proportioning Valve.
All Brake and Clutch Lines are Braided Stainless Steel.
RIMS :
Front : 15 x 7 Two Piece GOTTI's with 225 45 15 Tires. 99% Thread.
Rear : 15 x 9 Two Piece GOTTI's with 255 45 15 Tires. 95% Thread.
I bought this car 5 years ago as a 90% rust-free running vehicle. Two years was
spent cutting, welding and massaging the Sheet Metal to get it as straight and
rust-free as I possibly could. Car is painted Flat Black ( Acrylic Enamel ). To
give the Engine Compartment that smooth look all Wires & Relays have been
relocated to under the Dash. Battery has also been relocated. Dash is clean and
uncracked. Bucket Seats are installed on Sliding Rails so they can be adjusted
fore and aft.
When I set out to build this car the goal was to incorporate my 22 years
experience in all things Z to build the most uncompromising, cost no object car
that could be built and that is what I did. Nothing was spared and no shortcuts
taken. If parts were not available in the aftermarket I fabricated them myself.
There are a few extremely rare parts on this car that if sold individually could
finance the purchase of another Z by itself namely the GOTTI Rims, BOB SHARP
RACING Valve Cover and Mikuni Racing Intake Manifold.
This is essentially a race car that's registered and can be driven on the street.
Bolt in a Roll Cage and go Vintage Racing. Due to all the time and money spent on
this car it will not be sold cheap but rest assured anyone purchasing this vehicle
will never need another Z Car for the rest of their lives.
This vehicle is sold " As Is " with no warranty expressed or implied.
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