1975 Datsun 280z Black 280zx on 2040-cars
Jackson, Mississippi, United States
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1975 Datsun 280z fuel injected.
Has ac, and all components in tact, that works and blows cool. It runs and drives with the original 4 speed. I replaced most of the fuel lines due to cracking to make it a running driving car, but will obviously need a tune up all around. Comes with a 280zx 5 speed that has been rebuilt recently and is in perfect working order. Has large aftermarket alum radiator, which looks about Like an ebay brand, and works well, the car doesn't run anywhere near warm. The car will need struts and bushings and as mentioned a tune up, and will need tires. The wheels that are on it are some form of mag wheels, I've heard Shelby Mag's, and they are all a matching non bent set. The rust is on the passenger door but it can come with another door.And a singular quarter sized hole in pass floor, isolated and nothing around it is soft. Probably was a drain plug gone rogue. Interior is shot/missing majority The battery tray might need a little attention but nothing to raise an eyebrow over. The rails from what I can tell are fine, as well as the battery tray. The body is rough as you can see in the pictures, and will need attention. It has an MSA front spoiler as well. All in all the car is rough, but is a great solid starter. It's essentially a running driving project car. The car is sold as is , where is no warranties implied or offered. 500 dollar deposit is required within 24 hours. I will be more than happy to help with shipping or answer any questions. |
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