1992 Nissan Fairlady Z

Description

While vising the United States in 1958, Mr. Katsuji Kawamata, President of Nissan Motors Japan, attended a showing of a Broadway Musical, My Fair Lady. The title stuck with him and when the company required a name for its new sports car offering, Kawamata was prepared with the perfect moniker. The Fairlady, marketed as the Datsun Z series in the USA, became a legendary success across the globe, earning high praise as a reliable, affordable, high-performance alternative to European imports. With the standardization of fuel injection and increased demands for technology and luxury for the 1980’s market, Nissan would launch the new Fairlady Z (300 ZX in America) with massive changes to the sports car formula. Nissan jettisoned the old inline-six and replaced it with a brand newly developed V6 known as the VD-series of engines. The groundbreaking motors were among the most technologically advanced of their time, with sequential multi-port fuel injection, an 8-bit engine control unit capable of managing timing, spark, and air-fuel mixture. The twin throttle bodies provide quick response and immediate acceleration. This “VG30DE” was the first dual-overhead-cam version of the V6. It has a 3.0-liter displacement and is rated at 222 horsepower.

Uncommon in the United States, this Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) 1992 Nissan Fairlady Z is finished in Midnight Blue Pearl (TH1 Color Code) with a Blue leather and cloth interior. Imported in late 2022 to the United States, it currently shows 55,811 kilometers, offering a chance to experience an exciting version of the legendary Japanese sports when computer processing power was still measured in bits.

Highlights

• Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) 1992 Nissan Fairlady Z, finished in Midnight Blue Pearl (TH1 Color Code) with aBlue interior and a slick top roof

• Timing belt cover tag indicates belt replacement was done at 55,400 km or about 34423.96 mi

• Powered by the “VG30DE” 3.0-liter twin-cam V6, rated at 222 horsepower and 198 lb- of torque 24-valves with self-adjusting hydraulic valve liters with variable valve timing control

• Features a four-speed automatic transmission with power sent to the rear wheels 

• 18inch Konig bronze wheels

• Offered with 55,811 kilometers or approximately 34,679 miles

Features

• Power Windows & Locks 

• Factory radio

• Automatic climate control 

• Heater

• Driver side airbag

• Flush mount style rear spoiler 

• Rear window defroster

• Four-wheel aluminum disc brakes

• Original rear hatch retractable privacy cover

Known Imperfections

• Common spoiler warping

• Paint fading on rear bumper

• Chip in passenger side taillight

• Paint chip over passenger side headlight

• Wear on driver seat

• Light wear on steering wheel

Included

• Original jack and tire iron

• Space saver wheel

• Original wool Fairlady Z floormats

• 16inch factory wheels

Ownership History

This 1992 Nissan Fairlady Z was imported to the USA in 2021, showing the required care and attention of an example driven legally on Japanese roads for the past 30 years.This handsome example has beenmaintained in factory configurationwith its Konig wheels being the only notable modification.