just got back from fiji, there were heaps of datsuns over there. lots of 1200 sedans, utes even a long bed one. heaps and heaps of 310 sunnys, 210 120ys few 1600s, 180bs and even saw a 4 door cherry.

i'll get some photos up when i get some time.

always looking. yep that sea would be a bit of problem, couldn't tow them home with the 1200 ute this time

yep the kids are going.
we all will have a great time.

Cheers.

i'll try and get on the site while i'm over there. if not its up to you to get all the good buys

ahaha Chris even on your hloidays your looking for datto ... be abit harder dragging them over with that dam sea in the way ...

Have a good trip mate... the kids arent going are they?

thanks i'm on my way to the airport in an hour.

i'll make sure i take heaps of photos.

At your request: Pictures of Datsun 1200s in Fiji (thanks to Jempson): Fiji - Datsun 1200 Encyclopedia

I'll have to take some photos of them while i'm there.

I went to Fiji, mainly around Nadi, in november/december last year (right around the time of the coup) and i saw quite a few 1200 sedans and utes over there as well as 120y's.
Some of them looked like they were in decent condition as well. A lot better than the other scary stuff you see on the road over there.

heaps of rust is probably wot's left of 'em

don't know of any in fiji but I Know u can take your own, my dad took his even the pic say's kangaroo island this ute went to fiji 2.
http://datsun1200.com/modules/myalbum/photo.php?lid=11803

I was in Fiji between the 14th & 28th of September in 1974 & there were heaps of Datsuns back then. I got a rental car that was supposed to be a new 120Y, but when it showed up, it was a 1200 two door sedan. I was disapointed at first, but only up to the moment the clutch engaged & I loved it after that.

They seemed to scrap cars only when the rust reached the door handles & it didn't seem to take all that long to get to that level as I didn't notice very many cars that were over 10-12 years old, however all of my time there was spent on the coastal fringe, so this would be a big factor