This orange Datsun 240Z has had only one registered keeper since being imported from California in 2018. It's a manual example with 2.4-litre engine running triple-Weber carburettors, and invoices show that nearly £16k was spent in 2019 preparing it for the 'Monte-Carlo Historique' regularity rally. The odometer shows 30,741 miles.The extensive programme of work included a bespoke roll cage (costing £2495), air horns, brakes, suspension strip and rebuild, Alpine radio, Brantz rally trip computer, bucket seats with 4-point harnesses, Gaz Gold dampers, spot lamps, and an engine top and bottom rebuild that included new con-rod bearings and timing chain etc.The car is also accompanied by an original owner's handbook, rally papers, and documents relating to its import and registration in the UK. These include a copy of the NOVA certificate and California Certificate of Title. It was manufactured in 1973 and first registered in the UK in November 2018.We've noticed the exhaust appears a little smoky.This is a rare opportunity to obtain a head-turning example of a thoroughbred Z car, ideal for international competition. Not specified