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[John Macartney]

Indeed, we do call it the 240 Zed in conformist circles.

However, within the UK and the classic car environment as a whole, you’ll usually find the big Datsun is referred to as the 24 oz meaning 24 ounce. Same goes for its successor, the 26 ounce. Neither car sold that well in Europe as a whole in its day.

Jonmac

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