Prepped to compete in SCCA GT4, GT5 and C Sedan classes, this Datsun 1200 features race history dating back to the early 1970s.
The next best thing to a Datsun 510 wagon? How about this Nissan Violet wagon, which was sold here in the U.S. as a Datsun 510?
What car did your parents bring you home in after you were born?
For less than $10,000, you could have a running and driving Datsun 510 race car.
Looking for more than one project? How about two Datsun 510 race cars?
1999 marked our first-ever low-buck Challenge, the $1500 Challenge–it's also when a clean Datsun 240Z could be had for less than $1500.
(Barely) hiding underneath that Datsun shell is a Formula 440 race car.
In addition to the RB30 heart, Quentin Yarie’s 240Z also sips E85 for good measure.
Why go the traditional hotrod route when you could build something with a more Japanese flair?
Peter Brock was instrumental in creating the legacy of the 240Z, so what does he think of the new Nissan Z?