-In November 1969, the first Fairlady Z was born to replace the open-body Fairlady with a bold coupe style with a long nose and short-deck closed body.
-Two types of engines, L20 type and S20 type, are set in Japan, and 240Z, 260Z equipped with 2.4 and 2.6 liter direct 6 engines are released under the Datsun Sports brand in the United States, and they are extremely popular. I was proud
-240ZG In October 1971, the 240Z equipped with a 2.4-liter in-line 6OHC L24 engine, which had been exclusively for export until then, was sold in Japan.
-Among them, the model 240ZG, which has refined the beauty of its features, eliminated the front grille, created a new silhouette line for the Fairlady Z with the grand nose and over fender that stretched evenly to the bumper, and not only gained popularity , Also played an active part in the race inside and outside.
-Fairlady Z has a great track record in the world of motorsport.
-It first appeared on the circuit in 1970.
-The Z432R and 240Z supplied to the race license holders developed a match with powerful players and caused a Z whirlwind, and the goodness of the feature and performance evaluation are now being talked about on the circuit.
-The success of Fairlady Z has created a sensation in the world of rally as well as in Japan.
-In the 1971 Safari Rally, 240Z won the overall victory, and the name of Fairlady Z has become widely known in Europe on the stage of the international rally.
-The first-generation Fairlady Z has set an unprecedented record of 550,000 units sold worldwide for nine years, attracting many sports car fans.
[Data: 240ZG (HS30H type)]
-Riding capacity: 2 people
-Total length: 4,305mm
-Overall width: 1,690mm
-Overall height: 1,285mm
-Wheelbase: 2,305mm
-Before / after tread: 1,355mm / 1,345mm
-Vehicle weight: 1,010kg
-Engine: L24 type water-cooled in-line 6-cylinder OHC
-Total displacement: 2,393cc
-Maximum output: 150ps / 5,600rpm
-Maximum torque: 21.0kg-m / 4,800rpm
-Maximum speed: 210km / h
-Suspension: front and rear strut coil independent
-Before / after brake: Disc / drum
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )