Well Done: Datsun 1600 F-Prod
We like the Northwest. It gave us the 747 and Starbucks. The folks up there are really cool and keep their cars in one piece. Our Mercedes 230S came from Seattle, so we know from experience. And they have their own group of vintage racers out there – SOVREN, Society Of Vintage Racing Enthusiasts. A great group of enthusiasts and they do great philanthropy so we are told. If you want to play with them you need a car. A really neat car – one you can see in the fog and drizzle.
Our find today is a California black-plate car. It has been sympathetically restored and you can tell the seller really likes this car. The list of parts used in the restoration is impressive including a new interior with Dynomat insulation to help quiet road noise and reduce heat transfer. Neat stuff. It is said to run extremely well and fans of this model love the go-kart like handling. We don’t object to the white exterior and love the black Panasports (not sure what they are) and for some reason we don’t mind the stripes. If you do, they can come off easily. The only part mentioned that needs attention is the soft top which as outlived its usefulness. If you are looking for something different than an MGB or TR-4, we would recommend you look at this one closely. 
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