1976 Datsun/nissan 280z 2.8l 4-speed on 2040-cars
Naperville, Illinois, United States
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2nd owner with 92k ORIGINAL miles CLEAN title 4 speed with receipts/paper work since the 80's of maintenance and repairs done to the car. Car has new seats, new carpet, new wheels full tune up and all fluids changed, brakes rebuilt all bad and worn suspension bushings replaced with new polyurethane bushings. Following parts replaced are master cylinder, fuel pump, gas tank and several other things replaced that I cant recall as well as undercoating of the chassis. New aftermarket front bumper installed and rear was shaved in order to eliminate the huge heavy metal bumpers they come with from the factory but still have them. Paint job was done about a year ago and is still in great shape! New seats and bumper from MSA (TheZstore). Wheels are NEW 16x8 +0 offset all around with 245-16 rears 205-19 fronts tires. Original rust was usual surface rust underneath which has been taken care of and coated. Drivers side floor pan and rails replaced and no original rust in the firewall areas. Car is currently rust free!!! Runs like a dream! Parts replaced: On Apr-15-14 at 20:40:15 PDT, seller added the following information: |
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The first of these two new vehicles will be shown on September 17 in Jakarta, eschewing the typical auto show debut. It's targeted at so-called "risers," the nickname for a group of highly aspirational customers in the Indonesian market. Datsun developed it locally with help from Nissan, and it'll cost under 100 million Indonesian rupiah (about $8,900 at today's rates).
We'll have the full boatload of information on the newest member of the Datsun family when it debuts on September 17. Scroll on to read the full press release from Datsun.
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The model that will lead that charge, at least in India, is the Go, a car that pays tribute to the very first Datsun, the DAT-GO.
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