1983 Datsun 280zx on 2040-cars
Lubbock, Texas, United States
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This is an 83 Datsun 280zx that runs and drives great. The body and interior need a little work. There are some minor wire issue such as the dash clock stopped working about a month ago and things like that. Has current inspection. NADA has low value listed at 3650 and mid at 8700. I consider the body and interior to be in low condition and the engine to be in mid condition. This is not a restored car so it does not meet high condition. Look for yourself at http://www.nadaguides.com/Classic-Cars/1983/Nissan-Datsun/280ZX/2-Door-Coupe/Values. Clean title, garage kept, starts every time and runs quiet. Come take a look and see for yourself. Contact me for more information. $4500 obo Buyer is responsible for pickup of vehicle. Contact me for any questions. |
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