1972 240z Rb20det on 2040-cars

US $12,000.00

Year:1972 Mileage:82000 Color: orange black

Location:

Isleton, California, United States

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Advertising:

Transmission:Manual
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:RB20det
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller

Condition:
Used
Year: 1972
Interior Color: orange black
Make: Datsun
Number of Cylinders: 6
Model: Z-Series
Trim: coupe 2-door
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 82,000
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty

1972 240z

Rust has been removed or fixed, repainted and been given an undercoat as well,

RB20DET

5 speed manual transmission

R200

FMIC

Nistune, Type-2 I would be willing to transfer my license to the new owner, so you can tune the car yourself with a laptop,

2.5downpipe and 3" Exhaust with Resonator

4 Piston Calipers

Larger turbo from RB25DET

New Gauges from Speed hut Revolution series (Classic original look) with GPS

Ground control Coilovers,

New brake system master and slave cylinders hoses,

4 Piston Calipers

everything electrical has been redone from battery alternator to all the wires, custom wiring harness done by wire specialties

boost is set at 12 psi

Headlights Brake Lights, dome, and map light have been upgraded to l.e.d.

sony itune radio, 2 four inch 3 way, 2 six inch 3way, and one 8 inch subwoofer and 150 watt amp stereo set

Paint is a good 10 footer except for a couple very minor blemishes its in great shape

custom wiring harness installed From wiring specialties,

This car is in excellent shape

IT came with a whale tail not installed ( i don't like the way it looks but to each there own)

Selling this car for medical reason, otherwise i would keep it :(

Please do not bid, if you do not have the money, The deposit is nonrefundable, keep in mind shipping across the county does cost money, and you are responsible for shipping, this car is 43 years old, and while it is in great shape, it is 43 years old, and no it does not have airbags, I think that was the winner of dumbest questions so far :)

I have this car up for sale elsewhere and reserve the right to take it down

You are more then welcome to make an offer, or ask any questions you may have about it, just send me an email

I will try and make a video for anyone interested in buying

Pick up or ship,

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