75' 280z, 81' 280zx Turbo, 82' 280zx on 2040-cars
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Trim: z, zx, zx turbo
Make: Datsun
Model: Z-Series
Drive Type: rwd
Options: Cassette Player
Mileage: 88,000
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Hello my fellow ebayers, Im letting go of my z's to pay for college tuition so here goes. Got a 75' 280z with a complete l28e. it was auto so i did the 5spd swap it just needs the cluthc pedal comp.. I got a 81' 280zx turbo shell with all original parts and a 1982 280zx w/ 88k on the OD & T-tops, I'm the 3rd owner. It has pretty much all the original equip that came on it back in 1982, I did a little work to freshen it up. It has an f54 block w/ t5 5spd tranny. It has a fresh p79 head which was decked with the block to go along with the new head gasket w/ port and polish. I put a set of msa 6-1 headers on it & also have the original key. I just have to find new thermostat housing& this beast is back on the road. No body damage or accidents but does have a rebuilt NV title. It has all ac stuff & heater on board as well as pwr steering lines. I just took the pumps because that’s how I like my z's. I hate to sale my z's but, like I said i have to pay for my college tuition. If sold @ reserve price I will insure & trailer the Datsun's to the winners doorstep.The z's will be posted for 1 week. This is a chance to get the full datsun 280z line.I also have a skrill with eBay which allows you to pay with a credit card with no extra fees. I live in Las Vegas, NV & where we are on PST time. Feel free to call me anytime @ 850-7291-6200.
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