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1980 280 Z With Chevy Engine Must See Very Rare Barn Find ,no Title Going Cheap on 2040-cars

US $2,300.00
Year:1980 Mileage:99999
Location:

Hooks, Texas, United States

Hooks, Texas, United States

have an older drag car this has been sitting 5 years , I bought from the man that raced it with a small block stoker engine ,the engine was not worth fixing and I had this 350 that came out of a 1981 chevy c/20 I owned the truck and drove it till the rear end went out and saved this 350 because it ran great, along with a 350 turbo tranny, I installed this in over the last week , [NO TITLE]
This car runs great shifts fine, it does have a 10 gallon fuel cell mounted under the back side here is a small list of work I have done to this car in the last week ,
new battery,mini starter, plugs, cables, all new fluids, put on a like new set of front tires , I also have a new spare tire and rim, all new header gaskets, valve cover gaskets, all new fuel line from the cell to the fuel pump , also put in electric fan and cleaned the radiator all new fluid as well, the tach and gauges oil & temp work, speedo does not the carb just needs a rebuild that I will try to get at this weekend . 4wheel disk braks all in working order along with a jegs line lock not hooked up , and a B&M shifter it does have an aftermarket stall and I do not know what size ? I also have a set of racing slicks not pictured if you want to go racing this car needs more tire under it to hook up right !!!


again no TITLE , this is not a car for a young person very light and fast , 

I can also take to the man house I bought this car from he had a hear attack and is selling off his hot rods .

NO Title this car could be drove on the street again with a little work I do have the the head lights and some small parts and file for lost title ?

there is no rust under the car all the axles are tight and the same for the front end .

all glass is good ,doors open and close tight

 the lights are all there and none of this is wired in

PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS I HAVE BEEN WORKING ON CHEVYS FOR OVER 20 YEARS THIS IS A GOOD CLEAN TEXAS CAR PICTURE DO NOT DO IT JUSTICE  THIS HAS STOCK PAINT IN GOOD SHAPE THE SUN HAS FADDED IT BUT STILL NICE ,

I WILL ADD PICS OF THE FLOORS WHEN I GET IT ON THE LIFT

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