1976 280z (could Be Great Donor Car For Your 280z Project) Good Glass & Interior on 2040-cars
Mobile, Alabama, United States
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Frame rails and floor pans are rusty. Rust on door bottoms and quarter panels. Put a fresh battery in and it almost turned over. I was told that it's something to do with the fuel injection wiring but I could never get anyone to really spend the time and look at the car. Bought the car as a Father & Son project but it's way over our heads. This would be a great parts car for someone needing glass, interior, engine parts, transmission, etc. Has aluminum rims and Dean tires on it. We don't have the money to begin this project after we found out that the frame rails and floor pans were rusted. Mileage unknown. We've tried to show good photos of the rust, engine, interior, glass, etc. If you have any specific questions, I will try to answer them or take a photo to send to you to answer your question. We are not mechanics.
We left it at the automotive shop in the background of the photos but they were busy and couldn't fully look at it. They did say it was too old for them to completely work on and probably too expensive for us to afford. That made our decision to sell it final because we don't have much money for this repair project. PICK UP ONLY in Saraland, Alabama 36571. We cannot ship this car. |
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