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"1978 280z straight body. Only rust is a small hole in the drivers rear quarter and the kickplate, very eazy fix. Car dose run and the transmition shifts smooth. I bought the car in not running condition replaced all the rubber fuel lines fuel pump and got her running without a problem. still needs fine tuning to get her to run perfect. Interior needs to be replaced and it also needs paint and brakes "have all the rear brake parts". This is a project car that was my intention when i purchased it but i got orders to North Carolina and have another child on the way so my project must go. I have priced out all the work that needs to be done to this car and it can be finished for a little under 3K to make a very nice classic car."
It is selling for $1500 in my home town. There's no picture, but I might see if I can take a look at it. Any pros and cons of these particular cars? And anyone know about how much gas mileage it gets? Thanks.
"1978 280z straight body. Only rust is a small hole in the drivers rear quarter and the kickplate, very eazy fix. Car dose run and the transmition shifts smooth. I bought the car in not running condition replaced all the rubber fuel lines fuel pump and got her running without a problem. still needs fine tuning to get her to run perfect. Interior needs to be replaced and it also needs paint and brakes "have all the rear brake parts". This is a project car that was my intention when i purchased it but i got orders to North Carolina and have another child on the way so my project must go. I have priced out all the work that needs to be done to this car and it can be finished for a little under 3K to make a very nice classic car."
It is selling for $1500 in my home town. There's no picture, but I might see if I can take a look at it. Any pros and cons of these particular cars? And anyone know about how much gas mileage it gets? Thanks.