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71' Datsun 240 Z . 98,3301 Original Miles. Rare Find on 2040-cars

US $10,500.00
Year:1971 Mileage:98330
Location:

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
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This 1971 240 Z is a rare find. It was purchased new by its owner in Amarillo, TX and has spent its life there.The car has been garaged since new. The engine run perfect and no smoke . The car is all original so all number are correct. The car has not been rebuilt. In 1986 the first owner purchased a new Corvette that has yellow/gold in color. He had his Z painted yellow/gold to match. The paint has slight peel in the jams showing the original 918  Z orange. When new the car was undercoated. It was undercoated again when painted in 1986. The undercoated is very heavy. Some rust on the frame rail on driver side and very little on the trim as you can see in the pictures. The car is very solid. All glass is perfect. The interior is perfect. the carpet do show some kind of age.The AM/FM is original. The owner die in 1998 leaving the estate to his mother. She passed away in 2001.The family sold the estate. The second owner bought this car and moved to Mena Arkansas. I bought this car from him last year and intend to keep the car this way. I had the mechanic ran through the car with a new clutch , all new fluid. Tires appear to be last changed in 1991 . I will put a new set of tire for the new owner . Car sold as it NO warranty . Email me with any questions yuthhh@gmail.com                       


On Jan-16-14 at 13:25:48 PST, seller added the following information:

PLEASE NOTE.Car is located in JOPLIN MISSOURI .NOT LAS  VEGAS NEVADA . I've tried to correct it but I couldn't unless there were no bid.   


On Jan-16-14 at 14:51:25 PST, seller added the following information:

PLEASE NOTE BEFORE BIDING . THE LOCATION OF THE CAR IS IN JOPLIN MISSOURI NOT LAS VEGAS NEVADA THAT SHOWED ON THE LISTING.  THE ZIP CODE IS 64804.


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