Datsun 260z Front Bumper Shocks Mounts Brackets Shims on 2040-parts.com
New Market, Alabama, US
These shocks and mounts were recently removed from a 1974 260z 2+2. I think these are specific to the '74 260z and are hard to find.
The heavy rust was brushed off and they were sprayed with rustoleum (missed a few spots here and there). One mount was removed and left unpainted so you can see the pitting. There are some studs broken off in the mounts that I did not try to remove, so they will have to be replaced. With more work, these could look really nice.
These are selling "as is" so please look closely at the pics to be sure they are what you want. I also have other bumper parts, so let me know if you need anything else.
And...if you have questions, please ask BEFORE buying. Thanks.
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