1980 Datsun 280zx, 2 Seat Sports Coupe on 2040-cars
Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States
This little coupe came in off of an estate, we are selling it on their behalf. The car has not been drive since 2010, it was stored indoors since then. The car does have some cosmetic flaws, please check out the photos. I will place additional photos on our website, please google us at SEAY Auto to find our site, ebay will not allow a direct link. This vehicle is a Base Model 280ZX VIN: HS130116363 Overall the car is in good condition considering its age and mileage. The vehicle is a base model with an automatic transmission and a 168ci inline 6 cylinder motor (no turbo). The vehicle does show well, the paint is in decent condition with some fading but no clear coat damage. There is some damage on both front fenders and along the driver’s side front bumper cover. There are a few door dings and scratches along with a few rock chips on the front hood. The interior shows well, the seat and carpets are presentable there is some separation on the automatic transmission gear shift. The tires are all around 80% and are a matched set. The vehicle is equipped with steel wheels and hubcaps. The vehicle has an AM/FM radio, air conditioning, cruise control, power windows and a rear window wiper and defrost. There is a rear main seal leak that needs some attention and the battery has been replaced. The vehicle does run and drive, the car does not smoke, the transmission goes into gear smoothly, this would make a nice car for someone to fix up or just cruise it the way it is. If you have questions regarding the car I can be reached at 719-651-6484, thanks for looking. |
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