Nissan S30Z 260Z Liberty Walk Widebody, No Engine, Temp Deregistered

This is a 1974 Nissan Fairlady Z (S30Z, chassis RLS30, registered as a 260Z model) that has been fully customized with a Liberty Walk widebody kit. The car's width was officially certified at 1780mm after the LB works fenders were installed. The vehicle currently has no engine installed; the registration documents list the original engine type as L28, but the engine itself has been removed and is not included. The car is currently temporarily deregistered (ichiji-masshou) in Japan. The seller describes roughly 4.5 million yen worth of exterior work including full repaint and Liberty Walk aero (works fenders, rear smoothing, eyebrow gates, hood fin treatment, sheet-metal ducktail, bamboo-style exhaust tips, clear turn signal lenses, chrome door handles, Vitaloni mirrors). Custom underpinnings include a 71B 5-speed manual transmission, R200 differential (4.1 final drive), Kameari suspension components, an adjustable coilover setup, custom brakes (front MK63, rear Alfin drums), period Topy 9-hole steel wheels reworked for the widebody fitment with Shiba tires (front 275/35R14, rear 335/30R14, about 1,000 km on the current tires), and a custom interior with period Auto Look seats, a 432-style floor mat set, and various analog and Defi gauges. The seller says this is intended as a build base for a buyer who wants to install their own preferred L-series engine, and states the car is otherwise largely finished cosmetically and mechanically.

Seller states the body has relatively little rust and required no major cosmetic work at time of listing, though it is not a full restoration; the Defi water temperature and oil pressure gauges are missing their sensors, and the car is sold with no engine installed.