This 1969 Datsun 510 two-door sedan is powered by a fuel-injected 2. 4-liter Nissan KA24DE inline-four that features a powder-coated valve cover, an aftermarket intake assembly, and a twin-fan aluminum radiator. Shifting is through a 240SX five-speed manual transmission and a limited-slip differential, and the car wears two-tone BRE-inspired paintwork. Equipment includes 16â³ Watanabe multi-piece wheels, Hella headlights, a custom four-wheel disc brake system, Ground Control and Troy Ermish Racing coilovers, AutoMeter instrumentation, and a MOMO steering wheel. The car reportedly has been refinished in two-tone Nissan Gray Metallic (K51) over Nissan Liquid Silver (K23) and features painted BRE-style striping and lettering. Additional equipment includes Hella headlights, black window trim and emblems, a replacement front windshield, and reconditioned brightwork. Stone chips and scratches are noted, and the alignment of the hood is imperfect. Black 16â³ Watanabe multi-piece wheels wear Yokohama S. drive tires. The brake system features stainless-steel lines, a B210-sourced brake booster, 280ZX-sourced master cylinder and front rotors, four-piston Wilwood front calipers, S13 rear calipers and rotors, and a Wilwood proportioning valve.