1980 Datsun 280zx 10th Anniversary #2158 on 2040-cars
Evansville, Indiana, United States
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Medical bills force sale of cherished vehicle. This survivor car is a joy to drive and a beautiful piece of art. It fires right up every time and I would drive it anywhere. It has cold ac and hot heat. The t-tops are tight and no cracks. The seals are all in great condition. 6 months ago had a nissan dealer in town had a certified tech go thru the car and the were amazed at the care that this car received over the years. It received a clean bill of health along with a good servicing. There are a few dimples in paint , put so minor they are hard to see. The black, under certain lighting, could use a clear coat. Some fading on deck of the gold. It is in remarkable condition overall. Every blue moon I will find a drop of oil from the main seal on the garage floor. Nissan tech said that it was so minor they recommend not doing anything to it since it rarely drops any at all. Factory window sticker comes with the car so does the shop manual and some various service parts I have accumulated. Dash is in perfect shape , no cracks. Carpets are excellant. Being garage kept all its life the frame is rust free. Tires are perelli and are in great shape. Rims are also in great shape. I Will Not Sell to Oversea buyers. I Will Not take Any Thing But CASH. I have a clear title in my hand. I would love to talk to anyone anytime about the z . I will NOt Deal with the text scammers and shipper scammers . I would love this car to go to a person who would love this car and take as good care of it as I do. Call 812-four five four 4 six two four
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