East and West met when 80 to 100 Datsun Roadsters rolled into the Santa Ynez Valley for the Solvang Datsun Roadster Classic. The event was started more than 30 years ago by a honeymooning couple who ...

A wash and a wax were part of John Kelly’s preparation for parting with his 1968 Datsun roadster. The Metro columnist owned the car for 25 years before reluctantly deciding to sell it last month.

While the Miata is the go-to Japanese distillation of the traditional British roadster, today's Nice Price or No Dice Datsun proves it wasn't the first. Let's see if this handsome droptop comes with a ...

Cars were the third wave. On streets where Triumphs and MGB sports cars were common sightings (the relative newcomer Datsun was seen as an interloper), a copycat and possibly not to be trusted. Surely ...

Ask most enthusiasts what the first Japanese sports car of significance sold in the U.S. was, and the likely response would beDatsun 240Z. But you can make a compelling case for a series of two-seat ...

Offered between 1965 and 1970, the Datsun Sports 1600 is pretty desirable and surprisingly affordable in this day and age. Nissan never released exact production figures for the roadster, but the 1968 ...

A heavily modified 1971 Datsun 240Z that has been turned into a Roadster is heading to auction this week and will likely sell for between $50,000 and $70,000. This unique 240Z was brought to life by ...

The C5 Corvette has proven to be a great platform for low-budget track and autocross builds, which is why amateur racer Anthony Palladino bought one of these ultra-reliable Chevys to compete in the ...

The Fixation is a new series of posts focused on… well, fixations. Unlike our regular posting schedule, yet much like the fixations that have laid victim to many-a-coveting, lusting men, these posts ...

Most car people know that Nissan is the owner of the Datsun, brand but what came first? The beginning of Datsun goes back to 1911, when Kwaishinsha Motor Car Works was established. Three of the men ...

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