Shown in the current Hemmings Motor News is 1970 240Z #1753 with only 99,000 miles.

It's been nosed and decked (including complete removal of the rear hatch vents, side "wings", nose badge and side script), has tastefully-matched black duct tape on the passenger seat and some kind of blue full seat cover pad on the driver's seat, a steering wheel glove, curling cargo carpets, a pair of funky auxiliary speakers in the doors, some kind of battle damage to the r/f fender, a bumper hitch and "D" wheel covers.

Only $60,000.00

http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/car ... 51879.html

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1970 240Z

Seems fair . . . . . . .

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W.Karl Walton
Somers CT



75' - 280Z - HLS30203249 - #304 Gold Metallic (stockish)
96' - 300zx TT - JN1CZ24d3TX960293 - Black on Black (enhanced)

A couple old sayings come to mind:
“You can ask anything you want.”
&
“There is no fool like an old fool.”

You would have to see the undercarriage to determine what its actually worth to the current market. Maybe $8K - $10K if the dash isn’t cracked. Super clean, less than 50K miles with original paint and all original parts - $18K will buy a very presentable Series I.

FWIW
Carl B.

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1970 240Z