I did a little searching, and this appears to be super rare...

[skydragoness]

Very few things are really new ... there's my old geezer comment for the day.

Like the 'headlights that turn w/ the car' in the Lexus ads.. pffffbbt, GTFO Lexus, they're not new technology. Mr. Tucker beat you to it.

[CrimsonQ]

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[HashiriyaS14]

Not around here which sucks. I think there are 3 that I know of, none of which you ever really see. Prices of Z32's in my area have been high for years. Never fell off for clean TT's or verts. Just like anywhere you can find beat high mile NA's for cheap though.

Hmmmm

So what would the going price be for a 185,000 mile Z32TT (silver, black leather, 1990) that is otherwise pretty clean?

Because I might have access to one on t3h cheapz0r, lol.

[NSR240sxe]

I dunno man, I see at least 2 a day. A red one all the time. Imo I think the verts are ugly, takes away from the classic lines of a Z32.

Jerry says there's that red one, a blue one, and a black one. But they're more out on your side of town

[BOOMSHAKALAKA]

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

mmm is right...1051hp!!!

[AZ-ZBum]

That cant be

there were z31 verts but i believe it was the kouki body style

Plus correct me if im wrong, there were no 50th aniv. verts

Sorry for reviving this thread, but I don't read the General Chat forum. I found a link to this thread in a 240sx convertible thread. Anyway, a couple things to clear up....

Z32 convertible production:1993 - 24751994 - 8851995 - 2921996 - 194

Z31 convertibles:The conversions were all done by R. Straman Co. from Southern California. Over the 6 years of the Z31 a reported 352 Z31 models were converted. There was no discrimination about models other than I believe all were 2 seaters. And the picture of that 50th AE makes me believe R. Straman obviously did do a 50th AE conversion. Keep in mind that the conversion cost $8,000 to do. So anyone with the $26,000 to buy a 50th AE more than likely had the money to spend on the convertible conversion if they wanted.

Until I bought my 88 conversion, I'd only seen the 84-86 (Zenki) style. Now I'm seeing more 87-89 convertibles.

Z32 convertibles:R.Straman Co. also did conversions on the Z32 models before Nissan started their own production. As with the Z31 models, you could convert an NA or TT.

ASC did a hardtop convertible Z32 based off the 2+2 model. As far as I have found, there were only two that were converted.

[BOOMSHAKALAKA]

Woah I scrolled the page and for a second I thought I was looking at a Varietta...

Hardtop Z32 vert...not bad looking. I'd drive one just because of the rarity factor.

Where'd you find these pics???

[safxtacy]

i saw one at the local dmv. I took pics and was gonna post them to see what was up with them. Never seen a vert Z32 before.

[Bumnah]

didn't the 3000gt convertible weigh in like close to 5000 lbs?

[AZ-ZBum]

Where'd you find these pics???

They've been posted on 300zxclub.com a couple times.

[Red coupe]

Are they less rare than a 3000gt 'vert? THOSE are a ***** to find.

One of the original hardtop 'verts too!!

Ive said if before and Ill say it again...If there is one thing the 3000GT needs its more weight.

[cmfireman]

I've got a friend thats got a burgundy 300zx vert. It's in rough shape but I may just offer him $4000 for it and see if he takes the bait.