Datsun/nissan 300zx, 1984, 69k Orig.miles, 1 Owr. Before Me, All Original on 2040-cars
Tampa, Florida, United States
1984 Nissan 300 ZX with the 5 speed manual and only
69k documented original miles. There was only one owner prior to me and he purchased
the car brand new. The history report
shows zero accidents. The clear Flirida title is in hand and specifies "actual" miles. I’ve been driving the car to work every day
for the last 10 months (20 miles each way) and it runs/drives awesome and needs
nothing mechanically that I know of. I recently did over $2,000 of recent service which includes new tires, new rear shocks, brakes, clutch slave cylinder, belts checked, oil & filter changed and new radiator and thermostat installed. She runs a constant, very cool temperature regardless of speed or driving conditions AND a/c on or off makes zero difference. The a/c was converted to 134B and it blows very cold. This car is very unique to have survived for 30 years and still be totally stock mechanically. No loud tin can mufflers or other after market mods under the hood the kids love to do to these cars. The engine is very strong with no known issues. The cloth interior is also totally original and in excellent condition with no tears. There are no cracks in its original dash. This is a VERY solid daily driver if you choose to use her that way. The car has been garaged its entire life when not being driven. Like most cars, the paint was getting thin as it approached 20 years old so it has had one re-paint from about 10 to 12 years ago. There is no rust on the car. The asking price is $6900 obo. Call Jamie any time at: 813-361-1840 cell
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