question about buying a 240z
#1
question about buying a 240z
hello
i found a 240z in a junkyard and the body is pretty srtaight, a little bondo on the roof nothing major, and i guess all thats wrong is the clutch cylinder is out. the motor was rebuilt awhile ago and the junkyard owner was pretty firm on $600 cash. that seemed a little steep to me because i bought my 81 280zxt for $500 and it runs perfectly. i am finding it hard to justify $600 for a "ya it used to run and it was rebuilt" when i payed 500 for a working one.
what are your thoughts about it, i will have a motor from a 1976 280z with 60k on it to swap in just in case so it might be worth it.
i found a 240z in a junkyard and the body is pretty srtaight, a little bondo on the roof nothing major, and i guess all thats wrong is the clutch cylinder is out. the motor was rebuilt awhile ago and the junkyard owner was pretty firm on $600 cash. that seemed a little steep to me because i bought my 81 280zxt for $500 and it runs perfectly. i am finding it hard to justify $600 for a "ya it used to run and it was rebuilt" when i payed 500 for a working one.
what are your thoughts about it, i will have a motor from a 1976 280z with 60k on it to swap in just in case so it might be worth it.
#4
why don't you just try to get it running right quick without putting any money into it and pay $600 after you confirm that it runs well and was actually rebuilt? hell, if it had perfect compression and got oil pressure when i turned it over that would be enough for me.
#9
And the AE85 is the crap shoot economy version of the AE86. Just want to make sure you know what you are buying....
#10
Yeah that's the SR-5 which has no horsepower, SOHC, and no rear LSD. My friend actually bought an 84' Corolla SR-5, but overtime he converted it and now has a 20v blacktop 4A-GE in there. I got to help with wiring up the ECU/Fuel Injection.
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