1980 Datsun 280zx on 2040-cars
Newbury Park, California, United States
1980 Datsun 280ZX Where do you find yourself a one owner, real 26,867 miles, and with original paint that looks like your standing back in 1980? Well….this is it, you’re looking at it!! Truly in amazing condition that you want to say it’s almost too good to be true. But, there is no exaggeration in this description, just an amazing time capsule of quality. If you’ve been looking for that collector car with all of the integrity of great preservation, these pictures do tell the story.
This is a California car that’s been garaged, serviced, and runs and drives just how it looks. The interior is so fresh, with beautiful original carpet, original seats, just a small hairline crack on the dash. It starts right up and purrs. Then you shift into gear, on your way and you can feel how tight the steering and suspension responds. Go ahead and open the rear hatchback and it stays up, no leaky absorbers. Please look through the pictures and you’ll be shocked to see what a real original 1980 Datsun 280ZX can still look like after 34 years!! If you decide this car’s for you, and you need more pictures, I can email you. The winning bidder will need to, within 24hrs, pay a $500.00 deposit. The remaining balance to be paid within 5 days. The car is described as said, but I do not warrant the car, and the buyer may have it inspected prior to final sale. The sale is “as-is” and there is no refund after the final sale. |
Nissan 280ZX for Sale
1983 280zx only 25,500 miles
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1982 zx, black & gold, excellent motor and drive train, some new parts(US $2,600.00)
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1979 nissan 280zx base coupe 2-door 2.8l(US $1,800.00)
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