1979 280zx 2+2. on 2040-cars
San Antonio, Texas, United States
1979 280zx 2+2. All stickers up to date until February and May 2015. It starts right up but is tired. It is drivable however not sure I would take it very far. The temperature gauge seems like it is getting higher than it should. Interior needs some work. Shifts through all the gears the way it should. 243000 miles. The 280zx check system goes through all the lists and then states "OK" on the dashboard the way it should. AM/FM JVC cd player. No warranty implied or expressed. I have the right to end the auction early for any reason. There are not many of these on the road anymore and getting harder to find. Still looks good even though it is an old car. Buyer responsible for all shipping. If you are new to Ebay or have negative feedback, you must contact me first prior to bidding or I will cancel your bid.
Happy bidding on this classic. Could be a great parts car or for whatever you want. On Aug-22-14 at 11:11:33 PDT, seller added the following information: |
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