What about a 120y ???? http://datsun1200.com/modules/newbb/v ... id=400730#forumpost400730

1976 grille

some pics i will try and get the car out later for some better outside shots








and just refitting the original engine today...

Datsun 120Y Sedan 1976 Model

original motor just replaced head gasket and oil and filter , fuel filter changed
ugraded diff to later model borgwarner
upgraded headlight's to H4's
flipped leaf in rear springs can fit a set of original height springs if needed
currently on historic rego - not transferable
few small rust spots

$1600
email psi510@hotmail
here is a pic when i first got it



More recent pics soon !

PM sent

Thanks Heaps Mal !!!!!!!!

thanks but it was a 56a type you have.....

Still looking!

well still looking ! and I've run out of spare 56a boxes so i rally need a clutch fork for my 60a four speed!!!!!

What about a 120Y ?mines for sale ! would need ergo though as its currently on historic rego. nice and cheap to run!
I've just got to put the standard motor back in it first.

I've looked thru the RTA website and had a bit of a read and it says that no vehicle standards have been changed yet !

It is just the engineers that have changed and the way they have to go about things and their insurances.

the list of engineers is being updated all the time as all the engineers may not be recertified yet.

Read below taken from there website:

http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/registration/downloads/vsccs.html
Vehicle Safety Compliance Certification Scheme
Home > Registration > Inspection and Certification Schemes > Vehicle Safety Compliance Certification Scheme
RELATED LINKS
VSCCS brochure & application forms
Authorised Inspection Station (AIS) scheme
Authorised Crane Inspection Station (ACIS) scheme
Frequently asked questions
Under the VSCCS, modified vehicles and non-standard vehicles may be assessed to check if they comply with legislated vehicle standards. Vehicles that comply with the standards and do not pose a safety risk are issued with a VSCCS compliance certificate.

Non-standard vehicles include individually constructed and personally imported vehicles.

The VSCCS replaces the Engineering Certification Scheme (ECS).

Note: There are no changes to NSW vehicle standards under the VSCCS.

If you are interested in becoming a certifier of significantly modified vehicles and non-standard vehicles, visit our VSCCS licensed certifiers page

If you are a vehicle owner with modifications to your vehicle, visit our VSCCS information for vehicle owners page.

Go to our VSCCS downloads page for links to a VSCCS information brochure or application forms.

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I bought them thinking the same thing, i even got him to measure the diameter of the shock but it was about 1 mm bigger than he measured and it didn't fit in my 120y strut tube