Datsun For Sale

The engine block is stamped 'L28-123326' which matches the chassis plate shown in the gallery. The window sticker shows delivery to Leo Adler Datsun and lists options, standard equipment, and a total price of $7,609. This 1977 Datsun 280Z was sold new by Leo Adler Datsun of Farmington, Michigan, and is said to have remained with the original owner until 2014. It subsequently spent time in Texas before being acquired by the seller recently. The car is finished in Light Blue Metallic (305) over black vinyl upholstery, and power comes from a fuel-injected 2. 8-liter inline-six paired with a four-speed manual transmission. Features include a retractable antenna, air conditioning, a 240Z woodgrain steering wheel, a wooden shift knob, and a Hitachi AM/FM radio. This 280Z is now offered with factory books and tools, a window sticker, original purchase paperwork, spare parts, and the removed steering wheel and shift knob. The car is finished in Light Blue Metallic (305) and features chrome bumpers with rubber end caps, a contrasting gray tail panel, a retractable antenna, and a black driver-side mirror. A collection of paint meter readings can be seen in the gallery below. The 14 steel wheels wear silver Z-branded covers and...

With just over 25,000 miles this 1982 Datsun is looking sweet in classic white with red interior. In the early 1980's if you wanted a sport car the Datsun was a great choice as the classic sports cars of the '60's and '70's like the Austin Healy, Triumph and the MG were just not available. The 280ZX offered a lot of car and fun for the money. Plenty of power and instant acceleration from the 168 Cubic inch inline 6 cylinder. Sweet handling and great looks not to mention t-tops for that wind in your hair feeling. The 280ZX was quick, lively and fun as, well, heck to drive! This Datsun comes to us from a local collector and while I am not sure how long this car was in his collection, but I...

This car is a standout with its unique copper exterior color, a hue that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. The black vinyl interior provides a striking contrast, creating a timeless aesthetic that is both stylish and comfortable. Under the hood, you'll find a robust Inline 6 engine paired with a smooth shifting 5-speed manual transmission, offering a driving experience that is both engaging and responsive. This 280Z also boasts aluminum wheels fitted with radial tires, offering superior handling and stability on the road. Power brakes ensure you have the stopping power you need, while seatbelts provide an added layer of safety. The cabin features bucket seats trimmed in black vinyl, and amenities include an electric rear window defogger, an AM/FM stereo and air conditioning. The three-spoke steering wheel frames a 160-mph speedometer and a tachometer with a 6,400-rpm redline, while...

This 280Z is a stunning example of automotive history, boasting a sleek repainted gray exterior (resprayed in 1997) that complements its original black vinyl interior. Under the hood, you'll find a fuel injected 2. 8L Inline 6 engine with new spark plug and spark plug wires, new fuel filter, fuel sending unit, oil bypass system, intake and exhaust gaskets, injectors & exhaust system, all paired with a smooth shifting 5-speed manual transmission with new clutch, throw-out bearing, offering a driving experience that's both engaging and exhilarating! This Datsun 280Z is not just about looks and performance, it's also equipped with features that enhance your comfort and safety. Stay cool during those summer drives with the included air conditioning system. The aluminum wheels wrapped in radial tires add...

The 280Z was the second update of the original 240Z. The most notable changes included a 2. 8-liter electronic fuel-injection engine, an updated interior, a bigger gas tank, and different taillights. The updated interior 280Z is a very nice upgrade over the 240Z, along with the L28 motor. The fuel-injection system is a Bosch L-Jetronic system seen on Alfa Romeos, BMWs, Fiats, and Lancias. The real solution to emission laws came with the introduction of the fuel-injected 280Z in 1975. The addition of a license-built Bosch L-Jetronic injection to the inline six-cylinder engine, plus a displacement increase of 200 ccs, returned the Z car to roughly 1970 levels of performance. However, the 280Z is much closer to the original 240 than most people realize, and it's undoubtedly a more sporting car than the 280ZX of 1979, with which it often...