Datsun-Nissan South Africa sold models based on the Sunny Excellent marketed as "140Y" and "160Y". This was alongside the 120Y (A12-powered B210 - see South Africa B210).
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Overview
The Datsun-Nissan 140Y and 160Y were based on Sunny Excellent with distinctive grille, taillights, and interior compared to the regular B210 models. Although the South Africa 120Y also used the same grille, the 120Y did not use the Excellent-style taillights. Power was provided by L-series OHC (overhead camshaft) engines.
PB210 L14-powered B210 GB211 L16-powered B210
Sedan
PB210 came with either Round or Square instrument gauges
Grille: same as Japan PB210 1400 * 160Y did not upgrade to the 1600 grille
Front panels (twin-vent bonnet, grille and bumper, etc): * Also used by South Africa 120Y (A12-powered B210)
140Y GX
Datsun 140Y
Datsun-Nissan South Africa produced a special based on the Sunny Excellent 1400, marketed as 140Y for 1976-1977.
140Y 4-door advertisement
Unlike "140Y" models in the rest of the world that came with an A14 pushrod engine, The Suid Afrika 140Y was a genuine PB210 with L14 Overhead Cam engine:
- Engine: L14 (stamped on underhood ID plate)
- 70kw DIN power @ 6000 RPM
- 110 NM torque @ 4000 RPM
140Y Coupe
* GX Single carb engine
round instrument gauges
K-DOGG
- L14 engine with Twin Hitachi "flat top" carburetors
Color 097-03185 WHITE-BLUE
140Y 4-door
* rectangular gauges
1977 140Y GX 4-door
1980
140Y spotted with mismatched hubcaps
1979 140Y SDX
Datsun 160Y
For 1978, Nissan South Africa marketed the GB211 as "160Y", equipped with L16 engine.
160Y Coupe
DATSUN 160Y Coupe GX badge | Y grille badge
160Y in Australia with SR20DET power
160Y Sedan
GB211 160Y