1983 Datsun, 280 Zx Turbo,t-tops on 2040-cars
Torrington, Connecticut, United States
Great condition for +30 years old. Low millage and fresh paint. Entire body was sanded down to bare metal and no rust/repair work found. Strong engine with excellent turbo response. Plenty of new parts: Tires, battery, spark plugs/wires, after market stereo/speakers. More pictures available upon request. Vehicle has one issue needing to be addressed, after the car runs for about 15 minutes the engine shut off and not get a spark. After sitting about 15-20 minutes it will start right back up. I don't have the time/money to finish troubleshooting the issue. I replaced the computer control module ($300) thinking that had to be the problem but still having the same issue. This will be a great find for someone with electrical troubleshooting skills. Any questions feel free to ask. Buyer responsible for shipping arrangements and expense. Paypal accepted. Thanks for looking
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