1967 Datsun 1600

Two carburetors, four gears, and an open sky. This 1967 Datsun 1600 delivers the kind of straightforward sports-car formula that makes every drive an event. Silver paint pairs with a black bucket-seat interior, while Minilite wheels add a period competition look that suits this compact Japanese roadster perfectly. The driver-quality finish fits its enthusiast appeal. Datsun introduced the 1600 version of its Fairlady roadster in 1965, helping establish Japan's sports-car credentials before the Z-car era. Its limited production adds collector interest: the Datsun roadster registry's chassis-based estimates place left-hand-drive 1600 production at approximately 31,350 across the entire 1965-1970 run, rather than for a single model year.