Real nice orginal 280z on Ebay

[76Datsun280z]

This one looks to be a nice orginal 280z on Ebay.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1975-Datsun-280Z-ORIGINAL-STOCK-NOT-Restored_W0QQitemZ250099777239QQcategoryZ6187QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

[Cethern]

That is nice.

[zbane]

1975 Datsun 280Z ORIGINAL STOCK - NOT Restored

Nice car, straightforward ad. I would like to see the seller post some shots of the undercarriage/floorpans, but other than that, I think the car is fairly well represented in the photos. Here are some for posterity.

[DatsunZsRule]

Yeah, that is a really nice one. hhhmm Sure would look nice next to my blue one :D

[=Enigma=]

Nice but not $12,500 nice.

[DatsunZsRule]

Nice but not $12,500 nice.

Yeah, I thought the same thing. nice 280Z but $12,500.00??? :surprised For that price there should be absolutely NO imperfections in the paint job.

[Stickerman]

Yeah, I thought the same thing. nice 280Z but $12,500.00??? :surprised For that price there should be absolutely NO imperfections in the paint job.

It is the original 30+ year old paint. If it had been repainted, people would be posting "$12,500 for a repainted car?"

If you read the other threads you would be led to believe it cost $40K to "do it right". That is what is said every other time a nice one comes up for sale.

[DatsunZsRule]

No question It's for sure a nice one and he should get a good amount for it but believe it or not, I've seen classic 280Z's with the original 30+ yr. old paint job with no imperfections at all with even a little less miles on them go for around that same price. He says "The original gold 304 paint is in great condition considering its age, a very faint light crazing and water blemishes in some places. There is also a small area which looks like a chemical spill on lower left front hood (see photos) and the front right fender is off a shade."

Like =Enigma= said "Nice but not $12,500 nice."

[oldroaddog]

So that's what my car looked like when it was new. Note the Alpin Blue paint on the charcoal canister bracket. It's the little things...