1973 Datsun 240z, S30, Nissan,coup on 2040-cars
Arlington, Washington, United States
Beautifully well maintained Datsun 240z, 2 owner car, sold new here in Seattle Washington with original paper work of purchase. Second owner bought this 240z from the original owner with approx. 34,000 over 20 + years ago. It was not easy for him to let it go. 2.4L 6-cylinder is dry, and well maintained. A Header and exhaust where added, dual down draft carb's, and a polished valve cover. along with tinted window and a cd player. Car is a factory color but was painted again prior. Body condition is great with a few light paint bubble's "rust, seen in pictures", but straight and very dry. untouched underneath as seen in my video's with no rust through panels or patch work. Interior is like new with exception of the driver's side seat, has a seem splitting, and small hole in passenger seat.(also in photos). Glass around car is great, all lighting is in working order at this time. Clock seems to be a touch and go thing, not currently working. This Datsun is a great turn key driver with good power and responsive handling making for a fun driver. I have taken lots of additional photos and video's of car running and driving to help you in making a clearer buying discussion. Please do not hesitate to call for more detailed information. Please do not assume anything just ask. Thanks You for your time Brian Wilson, Owner Classic car addiction 4252 931 6448 video link https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B2wQvjen-dkBdThQWlc4S2xMcVE&usp=sharing |
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