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Richard Warren @ Dec 18th 2005 11:05PM
Ah yes, back in the day. Not bad looking.
But----- take a trip with me back to November 1969 when a true classic was born. The first and only Z car. The 240Z, 3529 dollars base price, a true classic look that still looks great today. Some great colors, sexy, sleek, fast for it's day.
None of the bullshit either of over pricing the car by the dealers,while they didn't discount much they would some. Bought one, long gone now, but gotta tell you for value,beauty, fun the new ones don't hold a candle to the original.