These seemed relatively popular back in the day. When your humble host worked at a grocery store in the late 80s, there was a customer who had one. The trunk was small, but held three or four paper grocery bags. These actually make pretty good looking convertibles. We’re not so sure about structural integrity…
Chino, CA
$1,000 with 1 bid and reserve not met. $4,000 BIN price.
Trunk panel fit leaves a bit to be desired.
We always approve of shots with other cars in the background. Obviously, the seller has a thing for convertible Zs, but we’re not sure what’s under the cover.
It’s excellent to see a manual in one of these! These hideous steering wheel covers must be destroyed. They’re taking over.
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4 responses to “Good idea or waste of a Z?”
That particular generation of Z-car did not represent well. My first company lease car at Nissan was a t-top Z. Japanese F-car.
It's a Straman at least–they were reknown for near-OEM quality conversions.
Good point – it's a bit surprising the trunk is off so much.
Definitely. Perhaps it got messed up when "they" attempted to "still" his laptop.