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Author: Subject: Nissan/Datsun 200B/Bluebird/810 Donor?
gsand

posted on 29/10/03 at 10:32 AM Reply With Quote
Nissan/Datsun 200B/Bluebird/810 Donor?



There is one of these cars around the corner from me that hasnt moved for about 2 years. Im just wondering if anyone has any experience with these because it seems like an alright alternative to an Escort but with a wider track (i think). The one near me has a rusted body and I reckon the guy will either sell it to me or just let me take it. They have a 2L motor, but ill probably be replacing the drivetrain with Nissan SR20DET or CA18DET.

Any help would be appreciated.

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blueshift

posted on 30/10/03 at 03:13 AM Reply With Quote
have you checked to see what the front uprights and steering gear are like? whether you could use the steering column? if you can mount the front uprights if they are useable and if they would require any suspension geometry changes?

personally I doubt it's worth the bother, compared with getting yourself some ford bits that everyone on here is well experienced with and can offer you lots of advice on (especially if you're not even planning to use the drivetrain)

just my 2p worth

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carnut1100

posted on 1/11/03 at 02:57 PM Reply With Quote
Tough old bomb, the 200B. Due to local content regulations, the Aus market ones had a live axle rear end, except for the first couple of months when they were all imported.
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