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Can anypne help me to get into the Zama warehouse where all the Nissan history is. Where all the cars from 1960's to 1990's are.

Am planning a plan (booked) to see other museums in conjunction with the BP Nostalgic show in Tolyo.

Any links would be appreciated, I have been intouch with Nissan Aust and they cant help. I have sent email to Club S30, as yet no response. I reaaly would like to be able to see.

Hope that someone out there has a suggestion how to get access.

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Zama warehouse is not open to the public.

Sometimes it opens for media persons as a special event.

Sorry I don't know how to get into the Zama warehouse.

http://car.nifty.com/ess/view/car/motorshow/maker/c_150.htm

http://www.autobytel-japan.com/special/nissan/index.cfm

If you want to watch early Japanese cars, i recommend the prince-skyline museum in Nagano. It will open about the middle of April.

Maybe the end of April, a special event will be held, which includes garage sale, talk show, old car consultation etc...

http://www.prince-skyline.com/index.html

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