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Craig @ Dec 25th 2007 8:56PM
So you take what is considered to be an absolute classic car in the Datsun 240Z and turn it into a plastic bodied faker job of a Ferrari. I think it would be worth more as a 240Z.
Whoever does this to a classic car is a total douche.
Guenther @ Dec 26th 2007 9:07AM
Keep in mind the dismal shape many vintage Z's are in. A 280 might have been a better starting point, but there are so many where the body barely needs removing. It's a great platform for projects like that, because it has the right dimensions and they can be had for next to nothing. It's either this or the recycling bin.