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Awesome 240z 240 Z Rust Free Original Low Mile Collector Excellent Trade ? on 2040-cars

US $13,750.00
Year:1971 Mileage:52676
Location:

Beverly Hills, California, United States

Beverly Hills, California, United States
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This is an Awesome Original 2 owner California blue plate Series One 240Z in Excellent unrestored low mile condition. Great all around first generation classic Z car has been meticulously maintained and loved by enthusiast owners and it shows. Car was in Long term storage until a few years ago when it was refreshed and driven regularly. Very original unmolested condition including original paint inm fantastic shape. Very nice, correct up-grades and service to make a dependable, awesome driver makes this one quite collectable. I am a Z collector... I did not get records with the car so I will tell you what I was told and what I can see. Miles stated are said to be original... it appears to be true. Reliable and fun little Z with some high dollar professionally installed updates.looks, runs, feels, and drives fantastic. Excellent daily driver or weekend cruiser, potential show car, or addition to any collection.

Body is very straight with no signs of collision damage or rust whatsoever. ORIGINAL paint still presents beautifully with some niks and blemishes. Underside is amazingly straight and clean.


Interior is in excellent shape as well...  Seats, Panels, Carpet, Headliner are all great. Drivers seat has one minor tear. Dash has minor cracks under the cover. Entire interior has been insulated and feels firm , tight, and quiet.
Original AM radio and electric antenna inplace. After market ugraded modern sound system installed under dash sounds great. Has a bolt in roll bar and strut tower bars... easily removed if desired. Gauges and electronics work properly, except the clock (of course!). I have a period correct steering wheel if desired.

Motor was replaced in the late 70's by Nissan shortly before the car was placed in long term storage... less than 10,000 miles on new engine... starts, runs, and idles excellent... very responsive with newly rebuilt Z therapy carbs and headers.. Custom exhaust sounds awesome. 4 Speed trans shifts smooth through the gears. Redone Suspension feels tight and handles great. Stops straight and sure. Superb driver.

Overall this is a fabulous little classic Z in excellent unrestored condition all around... Collectable awesome daily driver or weekend cruiser, or potential show car. I am a Z collector... this is an excellent one for any Z car enthusiast, collector, or anyone looking for a cool, original vintage sports car at a great price. Fly in and drive this one home... :)

The car is located in Beverly Hills... Inspections are welcome and encouraged... serious buyers can call me at 310 850 8980 but no tire kickers please. I'm open to interesting trades (in accordance with ebay guidelines) but no projects or junk please.

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I have tried to describe this vehicle as accurately and honestly as possible but please remember it is a used vehicle. As with any vehicle, (new or used) there may be issues that I have overlooked or am unaware of. If you are not familiar with purchasing used vehicles and or specialty vehicles or you have not purchased a vehicle using the Internet, PLEASE do your research, ask questions, make sure you are comfortable with me as a seller, the vehicle, and the process. Unless stated otherwise, I am not offering a warranty so if you want one, let's discuss it and document it before the purchase is final. Otherwise there is no warranty expressed or implied. THANKS!  

Need 500 deposit within 48 hours of auction end and balance COD within 7 days. Shipping is buyers responsibility.

Thanks!


On Feb-04-14 at 21:31:24 PST, seller added the following information:

 sorry... forgot to mention drivers seat has a minor tear...

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