1975 Datsun 280z "the Time Machine" 4 Speed Manual, Rwd, Classic, Fun, Rare on 2040-cars
Bellingham, Washington, United States
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Hi, I am selling my Datsun 280Z, it has a CLEAN TITLE & is registered in WASHINGTON, The car has over $1,200 in the stereo alone, Minor flaws here & there (It is 39 years old) but for the most part is near MINT condition Great Daily Driver Amazing Sound System 4 Speed Manual Amazing Clutch Awesome Stopping Power Killer Acceleration OEM Glass Interstate Battery New Rear Tires (1 month ago) (Toyo)
I have lots and lots of TIME & MONEY in this car it is my baby Pictures were taken 12 Days ago Car will come to you freshly washed, vacuumed out, tire shine, polished wheels, & a fresh oil change
Feel free to ask me ANY QUESTIONS, please do.
****************************************RELIABLE DAILY DRIVER*************************************
Let the pictures do the talking!
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Malaise Era All-Stars
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