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The Z Car Garage coverage continues at Speedhunters! This time photojournalist Mike Garrett features our friend Gary’s 1971 Nissan Skyline 2000GT. Enjoy the full story HERE!

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Mike Garrett loves Z’s! Check out his feature of our IMSA Datsun 240z over at Speedhunters HERE!




America’s Most Exotic 240z

Filed under: Automotive History,Featured Cars and Projects,Performance
by Alvin G @ 6:59 pm on February 9, 2016

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The OS Giken TC24-B1Z powered Datsun 240z we built is featured on Speedhunters!  Enjoy the article and wonderful photography by photojournalist Mike Garrett over at Speedhunters HERE.





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***Dear Customers and Friends we want to remind you that Z Car Garage will be closed from 12/24/15 through 1/4/16***

 

We want to say thanks to our customers, friends and the crew at ZCG for making 2015 a wonderful and productive year!

Read further to enjoy a few highlights from the year and Z you in 2016!

(Click on links to read the full blog post)

 

The Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion

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The Japanese Classic Car Show

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Cars & Coffee at Blackhawk Museum

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OS Giken TC24-B1Z in action

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Reid’s DR30 Skyline

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The SEMA Show

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Canepa Cars & Coffee

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The Solvang Datsun Roadster Show

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Movie Screening of Adam Corolla’s “Winning” at Apple

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Z Dreaming: Fiat 124-based Datsun 240z!

Filed under: Automotive History,Events,Performance
by Alvin G @ 1:41 am on December 3, 2015

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Could this be the retro-modern Z we’ve all been waiting for? Reality tells us chances are slim, but it does give Z-car fans something to dream about. This rendering was created by a designer from X-Tomi Design, using the Fiat 124 as a base and grafting a “hardtop” on.

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The Fiat 124 is actually built using the Miata chassis, so any hope of Nissan building this neo-240z by collaborating with Mazda is unlikely. Reality aside, we absolutely love this design and it hits all the right notes with styling cues that are truer to the original S30 than anything Nissan has released in several decades. What do you think? What drivetrain would you like to see?

At any rate, we would like the idea of a pure and simple Nissan sports car that is compact, with a powerful engine, lightweight body, and above all, an affordable price tag. Nissan, are you listening?

Datsuns Are Driven!





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