1974 Datsun 260z L26 6cyl L6 A/t - Needs Restoration ( Title In Hand ) Classic on 2040-cars
Pomona, California, United States
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LOCAL PICK UP IS OK You are bidding on a RARE 1974 Datsun 260z. Production was one year only. This is an original Nissan/Datsun. - Ran When Parked - Left in lot for 10+ Years - Recommend full engine service before attempting to start - Engine and transmission were full w/ fluids during course of storage. - Low Mileage 30961 NOT 130961 BUT 30,961 ORIGINAL MILES - Pink Slip / Title in hand - Registration Current - 1 Key for Ignition - Floor Pans Rusted - Frame Rails / Dog Legs Rusted - Needs Complete Restoration - Transmission is Automatic - Full Drivetrain is intact - Windows roll up and down - Doors, latches, handles functional - Rear hatch functional - Small items are missing from interior, exterior, and engine bay from thieves More info. visit www dot 1974260zwordpress dot com Item is used, therefore being sold "as is." SEE ALL IMAGES BEFORE YOU BID. Item is as stated, rare-ish Datsun "260z" Actual item is pictured. WARRANTY Second hand parts do not come with warranty. Make sure the item is what you need before you buy. THANK YOU FOR YOUR BUSINESS! INTERNATIONAL: CONTACT US PRIOR TO PURCHASE *Our ebay auctions require immediate payment. You have 24hrs to pay before the item is relisted. If you are not ready to buy please do not submit offers / click buy it now and do not pay. |
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