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thinking about purchasing a Datsun 240z shell, preferably rolling, for a project. Prefer something in Victoria close to melbourne but would consider other options. I'd like it as bare as possible to build from ground up. Let me know what's out there :)

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SAU > NSW > Events > Datsun Car Show 2nd November at Prospect Hotel.

You might like to PM FIA510 aka Mark if he can put out a request for you.

There are always Z cars on display and an available shell is always possible.

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You might have more success finding "rocking horse poo", or even "hens teeth".

Anyway, why not come along the the next monthly meeting of NDSOC, @ Tower Hotel in Hawthorn East, on Wed 5 Nov - 6:30ish for dinner before meeting @8pm.

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