Ok some of you might think I am nuts but I am wondering if Nissan Built a Slicktop 2+2? I am 6'6" and live where it rains alot and hate the fact that my t-tops leak alot. I have tried some of the fixes to no avail. Plus I like the look of the slick tops and belive it or not I would bet that the slick tops are considerably stiffer torsionally vs a t-top car. Plus that glass lets in way more infrared/ultraviolet light/heat than any slicktop would. If no 2+2's were made as slicktops does anyone know what the numbers are on the 2 seaters?

 

they do make the 2+2 slick tops. i just sold my 84 but it was n/a

 

yeah they did the best model

 

i was talkin bout the z31 but that works too ahah

 

Any idea how many and what years? I am actually looking for an N/A 2+2 Slicktop Post 84, preferably an 86.

 

I'd like to find a regular 87-89 slicktop, just so I could cut the top off and put it on my car and be done with T-top problems forever!

 

I think it was 1985 that the t-top became standard equipment. Slicktops are very rare after that point. They exist but were likely special order or something.
1984 might be your only year to find a 2+2 slicktop Z31.

 

Find out how many 2+2 T-top versus 2+2 hardtop models that Nissan exported to the U.S. for each z31 model year at the URL below. Canadian model counts are not included.

http://www.az-zbum.com/cgi-bin/z31registry.pl

 

I have an 86 slick top

 

Isn't the roof a tad different between the earlier and later Z31's?

 

No difference except the 2+2 VS 2 seater. About 10" longer.