1976 Datsun Nissan 280 Z 2+2 1227 Original Miles Z Series on 2040-cars
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
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I AM OFFERING FOR SALE A PRISTINE ORIGINAL 1 OWNER CAR WITH 1228 MILES. THIS 1976 DATSUN 280 Z 2 +2 WAS PURCHASED AS SEEN IN PHOTOS WASHED AND NOT EVEN WAXED. CAR IS IN NEAR MINT CONDITION WITH EVERY ORIGINAL PART FROM DATSUN. THE ORIGINAL, TIRES, CARPET, PAINT,WIPERS, AIR FILTER ETC. ORIGINAL FACTORY PAINTED AND MATCHING UNDERCOATING IS INTACT ( BODY PAINT CODE 301). THE GENTLEMAN I PURCHASED THE CAR FROM BOUGHT IT NEW 10-26 1976 FROM FERGUS DATSUN IN SKOKIE ILLINOIS. I HAVE THE ORIGINAL TITLE UN TRANSFERRED AND ORIGINAL CONDITION. THE CAR IS IN EXCELLENT RUNNING CONDITION THE AIR CONDITIONING EVEN STILLS BLOWS COLD AFTER 30 YEARS OF PRESERVATION AND NOT BEING DRIVEN. THE INTERIOR IS PRISTINE AND MINT !! NOT A TEAR OR BLEMISH EVEN STITCHING IS PERFECT. THE ONLY ISSUE WITH THIS CAR ARE THE ORIGINAL TIRES ARE STILL ON THIS CAR AND NEED TO BE REPLACED. THERE ARE A FEW MINOR LIGHT SCRATCHES ON DRIVERS DOOR AROUND HANDLE FROM TRANSPORTER. I REMOVED THE FUEL TANK TO HAVE IT PROFESSIONALLY CLEANED AS WELL AS THE ENTIRE FUEL SYSTEM PRIOR TO STARTING CAR.THE CAR WAS STORED IN A GARAGE AFTER LAST OIL CHANGE WAS PERFORMED IN 1996. IT HAD NOT BEEN DRIVEN OR STARTED SINCE PURCHASE. I HAVE ALL THE OLD OIL FILTER BOXES WITH RECEIPTS. THE OWNER WAS ANAL AND METICULOUS UNTIL HIS HEALTH DID NOT PERMIT. CAR HAS ALL PROPER FACTORY/ ASSEMBLY PAINT DOTS OR MARKINGS ON NUTS AND BOLTS AS WELL AS OTHER PARTS THREW OUT ENTIRE CAR. YOU WILL NOT FIND A CAR LIKE THIS ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD BESIDES A MUSEUM OR MY GARAGE. THIS IS A COLLECTOR CAR FOR THE TRUE Z ENTHUSIAST. AND YES I KNOW IT IS SUPPOSEDLY LESS DESIRABLE TO SOME BECAUSE IT IS A 2 + 2 AND AUTOMATIC. BUT I CHALLENGE YOU TO FIND ANY 280 Z SERIES IN THIS CONDITION WITH THIS MILEAGE. DO YOU REALLY WANT TO LET THIS ONE GET AWAY. I AM OFFERING THIS VEHICLE FOR SALE BY OTHER MEANS AS WELL AND RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END OR CANCEL THIS AUCTION AT ANYTIME
.....SERIOUS OFFERS AND BIDDERS ONLY .....954-914-6900 EDDIE.....DO NOT CONTACT ME AND INSULT ME WITH LOW BALL OFFERS *******SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY PLEASE********** ******I WILL NOT REVEAL MY RESERVE PRICE AND WILL IGNORE ALL QUESTIONS REGARDING RESERVE.******** A $500 DEPOSIT (NON REFUNDABLE) IS DUE WITHIN 24 HOURS OF AUCTION END VIA PAYPAL AND BALANCE DUE WITHIN 7 DAYS. I WILL NOT ACCEPT BALANCE VIA PAYPAL !! BALANCE MUST BE VIA CERTIFIED CHECK OR CASH AT OR PRIOR TO PICK UP. BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MAKING ARRANGEMENTS TO SHIP CAR AND OR PICK UP CAR WITHIN 7 DAYS UNLESS OTHER ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE FOR MORE TIME. |
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