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| - | '''Zama Memorial Warehouse''' (??????) is a long-term storage facility for Nissan's vehicle archives. Tour is by invitation only. | + | '''Zama Memorial Warehouse''' (座間記念車庫) is a long-term storage facility for Nissan's vehicle archives. Tour is by invitation only. |
| - | The Zama facility was opened in 1966 as Nissan new factory to build trucks and [[Datsun 1000]]. There used to be a Sunny museum inside main gate of Zama factory. Now the factory is no longer used to produce new vehicles. | + | = Overview = |
| + | The Zama facility was opened in 1966 as Nissan new factory to build trucks and [[Datsun 1000]]. It produced 7,050,000 Sunny and nearly three million other vehicles. There used to be a Sunny museum inside main gate of Zama factory. Now the factory is no longer used to produce new vehicles. | ||
| - | http://datsun.org/sroc/shako/16.jpg | + | The {{web|www.nissan.co.jp/HERITAGE|Nissan Heritage Collection}} in the Zama Plant is open to the public. |
| - | == Pictures == | + | Factory and the Sunny B110 line |
| - | * Here's one from Nissan's site (it's too big to show here - 4 MP). In the upper right corner you can see two 1200 sedans, a yellow one and a green one. Come to think of it, you could print a nice 8x10 from this photo. [http://press.nissan-global.com Zama Memorial Warehouse] | + | <br>{{Album|30377}} |
| - | * [http://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/clara_cabriolet/folder/359778.html Yahoo blog] | + | Heritage Collection |
| + | <br>http://datsun.org/sroc/shako/16.jpg | ||
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| + | == Pictures == | ||
| + | * {{web|www.nicoclub.com/archives/the-history-of-nissan-dna-garage.html|nicoclub: History of Nissan: DNA Garage at Zama}} | ||
| + | *: {{Album|21156}} {{Album|30221}} {{Album|30223}} | ||
| - | * [http://datsun.org/sroc/shako/16.jpg 1200 Coupe SCCN #2 race car] | + | * {{web|datsun.org/sroc/shako.html|Datsun Roadster Club Photoshoot}} |
| - | * [http://datsun.org/sroc/shako.html Datsun Roadster Club Photoshoot] | + | * {{archive|web.archive.org/web/20041211132017/http://car.nifty.com/ess/view/car/motorshow/maker/c_150.htm|@nifty Collection of Nissan Zama Memorial Garage}} |
| - | * http://car.nifty.com/ess/view/car/motorshow/list/c_154.htm | + | * {{web|blog.so-net.ne.jp/nostalgic_car/2006-09-23|Nostalgic Car Newspaper: I went to Nissan's memorial garage}} |
| - | * [http://www.google.com/url?sa=U&start=1&q=http://press.nissan-global.com/EN/PHOTOGRAPHS/facility.html&e=7249 Nissan site - Scroll down to Zama Memorial Warehouse] | + | * [http://www.twinturbo.net/net/viewmsg.aspx?forum=general&msg_id=2079707 Rojoloco's visit to Zama storage facility]☁ |
| - | [[Category:General Information]] | + | [[Category:General Information]]{{End}} |
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Zama Memorial Warehouse (座間記念車庫) is a long-term storage facility for Nissan's vehicle archives. Tour is by invitation only.
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Overview
The Zama facility was opened in 1966 as Nissan new factory to build trucks and Datsun 1000. It produced 7,050,000 Sunny and nearly three million other vehicles. There used to be a Sunny museum inside main gate of Zama factory. Now the factory is no longer used to produce new vehicles.
The Nissan Heritage Collection☁ in the Zama Plant is open to the public.
Factory and the Sunny B110 line
Heritage Collection
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Pictures
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