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While the rare-car world focuses on rare Bugattis and 1960s muscle cars, lots of car enthusiasts might unknowingly have potential top-dollar classics gathering value in their garages, overlooked by today's collectors. They are the Japanese import models of yesteryear.
The early CRX Si has always been a favorite of mine, it's very hard to find a decent one anymore. They have mostly been "ricered" or crashed, or both.
I'd be more particular on the 240Z though, I wouldn't want one newer than 72, and earlier the better, in '73 the smog equipment killed it, and 74 was worse (although I think the 74 car was a 260)
The Toyota 2000GT costs an arm and a leg, and good luck trying to leave Japan with one.
You can find some clean examples of those Datsuns on the West Coast.
Nice pics.
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