1983 Datsun 280zx 2+2 T Top on 2040-cars
Fairburn, Georgia, United States
1983 Datsun 280zx ttop. 202491 miles. I have clear GA title in my name. car runs , drives ,stops and steers great . it has rust in the floors ,passenger side floor is pretty rough .small rust spots on body and some in spare tire well. never wrecked.it has an exhaust leak under the hood so car is loud .does not burn oil but does lose a little coolent from somewhere ,not getting in oil though.5 speed manual trans ,shifts good .car is missing inside panel that covers spare tire ,missing spare tire ,jack and tire tool. sometimes when car is cold ar first startup in skips and feels way down on power but clears up pretty quick and then runs great . car is good on gas and still looks good enough to have people wanting to talk to you about it pretty often. interior is pretty rough , dash cracked and parts faded .cracks In tops from hail .has alum z wheels . needs some work but really is a good little car .Ive drove it for 2 years or so now and wouldn't be afraid to drive it anywhere. |
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