Early '70 240Z (looking for pics)

[monster875]

ey guys.

those of u who have a STOCK early '70 240Z, could they plz provide me pics of engine, interior, chassis and other stuff of them?

[jfa.series1]

Here is a link to Jim Frederick's collection in Florida. Lots of pics and some videos of older cars.

Suncoast Z Car Club - Jim Frederick

[monster875]

tnx for the link appreciate it

[zed2]

Here is one that pretty close to original.
Slide Show
Keith

[monster875]

tnx u know what's not original at that car?

[monster875]

any of u btw know if the headlight glass is either optional or even available for the early '70 Z?

[Decoy12]

If you mean the headlight covers, I don't think they were legal here in the US and therefore not available as dealer options.

[monster875]

yeah, the transparent ones

well, gotta remove them on my project then :P the car will be in a game based in NYC

[max smiley]

Where in Danmark is your Zcar? Anywhere near Silkeborg? I have a 11/69 240z in states. Girlfriend from there.





where in Danmark

[Blue]

http://www.hammondsplains.com/zcars4...1970/index.htm

http://www.hammondsplains.com/zcars4...0zNH/index.htm

http://www.hammondsplains.com/zcars4...1970/index.htm

[26th-Z]

Hey! Great pictures. That web page for Jimbo 'Z-Man' Frederick is so out of date! He sold most of those cars.

Headlight covers were option available from the very beginning and were not allowed by law in the U.S. at the time. Many people in America have them - I have sets for my cars. A search on this site will reveal great conversations about them. In my opinion, headlight covers are essential to represent the true nature of the S30 design.

[26th-Z]

tnx u know what's not original at that car?

What? I love conversations about original originality.

[monster875]

well, i don't have any Z. it was a 3D model i worked on

the model was finished late July and i'm now working on the EAS version from 1971