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A right-hand drive yellow Nissan. I’m told it’s a Fairlady, as opposed to a Fairlady Z, and is a derivative of the 240SX. It was parked outside a tuner shop, presumably to be made into a drifter.
It's not a fairlady or fairlady Z (350Z/370Z in the american market). It's actually a S15 Silvia which was based off of the 200SX. The 240SX is also a derivative of of the 200SX if that helps. Always love seeing imported or old japanese cars in the U.S.
An Orange Fiat 128. First time to ever see one on the road.
Also saw an Alfa Alfetta in white couldn't make out if it was a GT or GTV and a black Alfa spider.
It's not a fairlady or fairlady Z (350Z/370Z in the american market). It's actually a S15 Silvia which was based off of the 200SX. The 240SX is also a derivative of of the 200SX if that helps. Always love seeing imported or old japanese cars in the U.S.
An Orange Fiat 128. First time to ever see one on the road.
Also saw an Alfa Alfetta in white couldn't make out if it was a GT or GTV and a black Alfa spider.
200zx is a fwd car, and not really related to the 240zx
It's not a fairlady or fairlady Z (350Z/370Z in the american market). It's actually a S15 Silvia which was based off of the 200SX. The 240SX is also a derivative of of the 200SX if that helps. Always love seeing imported or old japanese cars in the U.S.
If so, it was a conversion. The 2+2 was not available with the twin turbo. My brother in law has a 91 twin turbo two seat 300ZX. Original owner. All stock. Great car. I had a red 91 300ZX 2+2 for a few years, sole it in 2015.
Looks like a mid-'70s Avanti II. Not a legit Studebaker Avanti due to the squared headlights, although it is fairly rare. Pretty sweet-looking Dinan E39 M5 parked just up the street from it, as well as a 993 Cab.
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