Classic 1976 Datsun 280z on 2040-cars
Sonoma, California, United States
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This classic '76 Datsun 280z is one of a kind and is in need of a new home. The vehicle has been very well maintained by all three of its previous owners and has driven just over 100k miles on its powerful straight 6 cylinder engine. Small amount of rust on the bottom of the passenger door and under the hood, but the rest of the exterior and interior is in good condition, other than a small rip in the driver seat and a few cracks in the dashboard. All service records have been kept and are available. This car is a must-have for anybody who loves the look, the sound, and the smell of a classic 280z. Thousands have been put into the maintenance and restoration of this car in the past few years. Recent work includes new radiator and alternator, bushing replacement, new headliner and carpet. Functional heater. Sold as is, shipping is up to the buyer.
$1000.00 deposit due within 24 hours of sale closing, and the remaining balance is due within 5 days. |
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