1973 Datsun

This Datsun 240Z is a celebrated Japanese sports car, fitted with some tasteful modifications, and now finished in an eye-catching livery painted by Latvian artist ‘KIWIE’.

Power comes from an upgraded turbocharged 2.8-litre straight-six, reportedly delivering 320hp to the rear wheels via a five-speed Nissan S12 manual transmission and a Subary 4.44 limited-slip differential.

The odometer shows approximately 500 km, though the total mileage is not known.

This 240Z was reportedly painted by the Latvian artist ‘KIWIE’ in a red and blue Japanese ‘rising star’-style livery, over a black vinyl-trimmed interior with blue diamond stitching on the door cards and headlining, as well as a carbon fibre-look dashboard panel.

It rides on a set of bronze-coloured 17-inch eight-spoke alloy wheels, framing upgraded brakes and wrapped in Toyo Proxes R888 R tyres.

Equipment includes a three-spoke steering wheel, a Caliber stereo, air conditioning, a battery master switch, a BC Racing rear strut bar, adjustable BC Racing suspension, a Pioneer TS-WX010A Bass Sound Creator, and an ECU Master PMU-16 unit.

One ignition key will be supplied.