Project coupe already cut up for a rotary engine/trans.
Flares, nice stance, (too bad the wheels/tyres don't come with the deal, or do they?) roadster rear end, B-210 front suspension.
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/pts/1172639223.html

Yours Truly needs a set of (8) PN 40222-H5020 racing wheel studs for the rear axles in my ongoing 1200 racer resto. These studs are NLA from NISMO. Trouble is, the front hubs already have NISMO studs, but the aft end has stock studs, and tech inspection won't take kindly to that. (they're a bit too short for their liking) Also, the 1200 studs are 1.25 thread, while metric aftermarket are 1.50 thread. Can anyone help me out? Thanks!

'71 coupe (with a sedan grille) in Colorado:
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/1163718919.html

PM sent...

'73 Sedan FS "no canser," spares package included.
http://fresno.craigslist.org/cto/1153135955.html

Take a look-see here: http://www.prodbodies.com/
He offers 'glass door skins, 'glass stock width front guards (fenders) and "GT" width front guards. (they're wider than stock, but retain a stock appearance)
Also note (at least here in the U.S.) 1973 1200 doors are each about 15 lbs heavier than 71-72 doors due to a federally mandated door crash intrusion beam added that year.

Thanks for the info, gentlemen! I just visited the local Nissan dealer for some other bits and chatted him up regarding 1200 competition pieces. Turns out, that of the 6 or 7 competition 1200 pieces still listed in the Nismo catalog, the H145 axle baffles are amongst them. About $20 each, not a bad price for such vintage tin.

Excellent - PM me for email address when you get the photos!

Right - that's Plan B. I'm the sheet metal butcher of this group, but willing to tackle that if I can't find the original pieces.

Enquiring if anyone has Nismo Racing axle baffles for the H145/H150 axle housings collecting dust on their shelves.
Nismo #43015-25720 (RH), 43016-25720 (LH)
These would help with the ongoing old school restoration of my 1200 coupe road racer using period bits.
Thanks!