Asking Price: $13,500
Vehicle Features
- Model Year: 1974.5
- Odometer: See Below
- Engine: See Below
- Transmission: Manual
- Condition: Good
Ad Information
- City/Area: Etobicoke (Toronto)
- State/Region: Canada
- Contact Name: SOLD!
- Phone: SOLD!
- Email: SOLD!
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For sale – 1974½ DATSUN 260Z 2+2 – EXTREMELY RARE CAR – Only 46 left in USA and Canada
This car was produced only for 4 months in 1974 and in a limited edition. Unfortunately I am letting go of this car as i do not have time to bring it back to pristine condition. In pristine condition, this car is priceless with only 46 of it currently left in USA and Canada!
This rare beauty deserves to be brought back to pristine condition. I am sure all of the Datsun fans would agree with me!
Kept everything original with all OEM parts. Engine, 4 speed trans, etc…
Owned it since 2014 and this car is just a beauty and unique experience to drive.
CLEAN TITLE!!!
Currently the car does not run and is parked. It needs some work on the body, carburetor and interior. Original SU carburetor is a flat top but I have the SU round top carburetor(more performant) from a 240Z fully rebuilt that you can replace with.
Also, some additional parts.
EXTREMELY RARE CAR – Specially the 260Z 2+2 From the statistics, there are only “46” 260Z 2+2 left in USA and Canada. Please see reference below
https://www.howmanyleft.co.uk/
Also please check the hemming article on it.
Early 260s retained 240-type bumpers, adding chunky black rubber over-riders, which added 3 inches to the front and another 3 to the rear, while the ’74½ models introduced all-new 5-MPH impact bumpers that added yet another 6.3 inches of length and a whopping 130 pounds to the curb weight. That means that the big-bumper ’74½ 260Z was a full foot longer than the ’73 240Z, all of it at the ends. These later bumpers also saw the turn signals move from beneath the bumper to inside the narrow grille slit; the later 280Z continued with these battering rams. Because they were only produced for four months, the ’74½ models are considered the rarest of the bunch–rare enough that the bumpers, usually a detriment to sports-car values, have no ill financial effect.
Reference : https://www.hemmings.com/
Selling this beauty for $13 500 or best offer.
Will consider all offers to the right person.
It is definitely a head turner everywhere you go.
Last Updated on March 12, 2024 by 260zListings






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