Already at $90k on the first day of the auction!  I recognize this 280Z as a member's car here on Classic Z cars!  

Here's the link: https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1976-datsun-280z-39/

Not really surprising. It's a museum piece...

54 minutes ago, Patcon said:

Not really surprising. It's a museum piece...

This 280Z belongs in a museum! That way, more people can see this beauty versus having the car sit in some collector's garage.  

My buddy's 78 280z near mint low mile all original Z will be following this one.   Hopefully there are enough buyers out there.

 

 

2 hours ago, 240260280 said:

My buddy's 78 280z near mint low mile all original Z will be following this one.   Hopefully there are enough buyers out there.

 

She's a beauty!   You don't see the 110 Red paint color very often. Good luck to your buddy - I think that his 280Z will do very well with the auction.  

Ends in about 2 hours.  Sitting at $110,000.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1976-datsun-280z-39/

Fun to watch.  There's a heavy hitter on.  wescuda.  $4,000 bumps...

Edited November 19, 20204 yr by Zed Head

It's at $126,000.  I'm going to bet on Reserve Not Met.  This is a cautious time of year and time of civilization for people and their money.  Just doesn't feel like people are going to take that big chance.

$140,000 seems about right to me, fair price for the seller and buyer. Congratulations @brunodoggy

What an amazing find.  140k

I hope they paint it, slam it and then stance it with a super large wing and under glow LED


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3 hours ago, siteunseen said:

$140,000 seems about right to me, fair price for the seller and buyer. Congratulations @brunodoggy

I agree, the price seems just about right for both parties. I was glad to see that the reserve was set a reasonable amount for this beautiful 280Z. It will be interesting to see what the auction winner does with the car - does he drive the car every once in a while or will this car be a trailer queen that is just towed to car shows?   It will also be interesting to see what becomes of one of the lowest mileage classic sports cars in the world. 

Edited November 20, 20204 yr by lonetreesteve

I agree 100%. I just hope we can stay somewhat informed on this remarkable car. I don't know if Nissan has an American museum but this one deserves a spot for sure. 

Thank you all for your interest in this remarkable car. I am super thrilled with the auction, but very sad to think my girl will be leaving home.

I have enjoyed every minute of time I spent with her the last year and a half. This is a journey I will never forget - and it has nothing to do with the auction. It's about THIS car.

A car that should not exist. A car that fought and won against the invasion of rust and corrosion as she sat in an uninsulated garage for 44 years. A car that was immune to the invasion of mice and other pests. A car that retained her youthful softness and flexibility in every piece of rubber and vinyl. A car that never lost her shine and glow in every body panel and piece of chrome. A car with a heart of fire and fuel that refused to give up. But more than anything else, she became MY car for a brief period of time. That is what I will always remember. That is the legacy of my car.

Steve

Edited November 20, 20204 yr by brunodoggy