1980 Datsun 280zx 5 Speed 2 Seater Hardtop/running & Driving Project Car!!!!!! on 2040-cars
Denver, North Carolina, United States
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Hi up for sale is this 1980 Datsun 280zx 2 seater non turbo 2.8L Hardtop 5 speed! This is a good project car!!!! It runs,drives and shifts great!!! Has all new fuel injectors,spark plugs and wires!! The power mirrors and power windows all work great and fast! It is missing its factory radio! Still has its factory ZX rims all around!! The front and rear bumpers are in great shape due to the chrome not being rotted or discolored! The rubber on bumpers are not torn and just need to be re-painted! The lower quarters and rockers due need some work. I took many pics of the body to show the type of work this will need before you can paint it! The floors all seem solid!! The interior panels due show some typical wear!(see pics) Car will need new door panels due to the ones on it begin torn! The car does have a little over 204,000 but as you Datsun guys know these straight Six 2.8L engines are bullet proof! Well as you can see this would be a great project car for someone and as you all know these ZX's are getting harder and harder to find!!!!!!
Grab it while yall can! Feel free to call me with more questions at: (office)980-222-7222 or my cell at: 845-551-5265. |
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