This 1971 Datsun 240Z has been restored.
The vehicle’s original engine was rebuilt with no modifications.
The 2.4-liter OHC inline-six was rated at 151 horsepower when new.
The three-speed automatic transmission was a new option for 1971.
The seller reports that the frame rails and the floors were replaced and undercoated.
Both bumpers were replaced, and their chrome finish appears to shine like new in the photos.
Window and hatchback seals were replaced, as were the headlights.
A power antenna was installed.
The seller reports the dash skin was a replaced, and is brand new.
The steering wheel appears to have been repainted or restored.
The seller notes new leather-covered seats replacing the original vinyl-covered seats.
The Datsun’s door cards and headliner were replaced.
All carpeting in the car was replaced, including the hatchback area.
The suspension was refurbished with new struts, front-end components, and stabilizer links.
The Z rolls with aftermarket Enkei Compe aluminum alloy wheels.
The car has new tires, including the spare.
The brake front disc / rear drum brake system was refurbished, including booster and master cylinder.
New CV joints were installed at the rear.