The Nissan Fairlady (SRL 311), sold in America under the name Datsun 2000, is one of the earliest successful Japanese sports cars in the Americas.

In the late 1960s, the car competed in the SCCA series, mainly against European competitors, and took an impressive series victory in 1969.

This vehicle, which competes in domestic races, has been modified in various ways to take advantage of its structure. The front spoiler, which is integrated with the fender, contributes greatly to weight reduction and ease of maintenance. The carburetor was changed from Solex to Weber, achieving both ease of riding and power. The old suspension structure has been fundamentally improved.

Improvements that directly impact functionality have been subtly incorporated into even the most invisible parts and smallest details.

This product is a customized vehicle made by Art Racing.
As an option, fine adjustments and coloring of each part are available.

We can also design completely different customizations from scratch according to customer requests.