1973 Datsun on 2040-cars
Westerville, Ohio, United States
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1973 Datsun 240Z This is my 1973 datsun 240Z. This really is a sweet little Japanese classic car thats looks cool from every angle. It has the original numbers matching L24 motor, and 4speed from the factory. I drove it all summer last year. It runs great and always starts right up. I does need new fuel lines, as i believe, from setting around all winter they may be clogged. The Interior was restored a few years ago. I does need a good vacuuming, which i will do before I sell her. The body is in good condition except for a couple paint chips(on the passenger side fender) and a rust spot (on the passenger side door.(Which you can see in the picture). Tires in pretty good shape, I will be replacing the left front flat tire. I dont think i have overlooked anything. If you want a Z car, thats in great shape(and dont want to spend a fortune) then this might be the Z for you. Overall this is a badass little car. The car is located in Columbus OH, and can be seen if you call and arrange a time with me. There is a $500 non-refundable deposit due within 24hrs. of auction end. (paypal preferred if possible) The remaining balance to be paid within 7 business days. And car picked up within 21days of auction end, unless discussed with me otherwise. I can store car for a short time if you need. Car is listed locally, so i reserve the right to end auction early should the car sell. I can be reached at 614-725-6402 (Jon) Call with any ????s Thank you.....
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