Wow, is it me or is this guy out of him mind?

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Yes, he is a bit optomistic. I have a 78 280Z that is in at least as good a condition with less miles, has a radio, the antenna works, has factory alloys, runs without needing a 'warmup period' or however he put it, and if someone were to offer me 9K for it, it would be theirs! In fact, I'd drive it to them and take the bus home!

Originally posted by DatsunZGuy

The clip he is selling is broken!!!

I paid half for mine that was in about the same good condition and less miles.

You guys got me scramblin to go digging in the trash for all those "rare" pieces that aren't broken too bad I can't believe $17 for that broken clip!! All the money I could have made that I've thrown away!!!!

Originally posted by TomoHawk

I paid half for mine that was in about the same good condition and less miles.

I originally paid $275 for mine with 66K miles. The paint was faded, it needed brakes and a gas tank, but it ran! That's my old 510 in the background seven years ago when I bought the Z

I'd say he's quite optimistic. I paid less than half his starting price for mine, and it's in at least as good, if not better shape. With a radio, working antenna, working clock, and only 3/4 of the miles.

well, that's what you get when you buy from a dealer that 'specializes in Z cars.":ermm:

Must be silver in that car in CO.

I finally figured out the "B" in "B-210" etc. stands for "Bluebird." I don't know why they would keep the Bluebird name tho.

So many cars were called the 'Bluebird'. It was just a name. There was no real commonality amongst the cars that shared it. Datsun had a tendency to do that with their names. It's not like 'Mustang' or 'Camaro'. But I don't think the 'B' in B-210 stands for Bluebird because the B-210 was a 'Sunny' in Japan and other parts of the world.