1984 Datsun 300zx, Unbelieveable Southern Car With Only 68,000 Original Miles! on 2040-cars
Jeffersonville, Vermont, United States
Adrenaline Cars presents: 1984 Datsun 300 ZX CLASSIC, CLASSIC, CLASSIC! This import classic has 68,000 miles!! Be the envy of your neighbors cruising by in this sweet ride! You wont find another one like this! 1984 300ZX is the 50th year of Datsun. This is a car that came equipped with a digital dash including MPG and compass readouts, in-car electronic adjustable shocks, Bodysonic speakers system in the seats, cruise and radio controls in the steering wheel, t-tops, embroidered leather seats. 68,259 original miles in excellent condition, never seen snow or rain, always garaged. Legendary engine. Maroon exterior and with a matching Maroon leather interior. Equipped with a V6 5 speed manual transmission. Power steering and cruise control equipped, power windows, mirrors seats, and door locks also equipped. T Tops also included with this model. Alloy wheels all round with good threaded tires. Garage kept and well maintained. Clear title in hand. This is a must see. You would not believe this car is 30 years old! There was an accident report for a fender bender with minor damage back in 1998. No current damage. 1984 Nissan 300ZX 2+2 2dr Hatchback Options
Adrenaline Cars prides our business on having customers being thrilled to drive away with their new wheels. We have a variety of cars from classic, muscle to everyday sporty commuters. We have an excellent reputation in providing quality vehicles for your consideration. Cars can be picked up in Vermont or delivered to Massachusetts to make it easier for you. On Aug-16-14 at 09:45:30 PDT, seller added the following information: This car should have no problem passing State Inspection. On Aug-16-14 at 10:07:51 PDT, seller added the following information: COLD AIR CONDITIONING, Everything works on this car!! |
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