Should i buy
Mr Z++ Wiki
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 2,195
From: Victoria, BC
The $3k '79 in Flagstaff is a much better buy. It's a 5-speed, analog dash, manual climate, slick top, 2 seater. Much better than the $3750 '83, auto-tragic, t-top, digital dash, auto-climate in Phoenix.
Especially since the Phoenix car spent 15 years in Colorado. That means salted roads. Salt and paper thin Japanese sheet metal DO NOT get along.
I've got 8 Z cars right now, 3 show cars, 3 race cars and 2 project cars and I would rather get the '79. You'll end up with fewer problems in the long run and you'll spend less money.
Especially since the Phoenix car spent 15 years in Colorado. That means salted roads. Salt and paper thin Japanese sheet metal DO NOT get along.
I've got 8 Z cars right now, 3 show cars, 3 race cars and 2 project cars and I would rather get the '79. You'll end up with fewer problems in the long run and you'll spend less money.
More Than Meets The Eye
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 5,120
From: Mesa, Az
^ I've got four. lol
And yeah the '79 sounds like a better deal. These cars are pretty easy to work on, if you are willing to get your hands dirty and read the repair manuals. But I am warning you, once you get into these cars they become an addiction. Good luck man.
And yeah the '79 sounds like a better deal. These cars are pretty easy to work on, if you are willing to get your hands dirty and read the repair manuals. But I am warning you, once you get into these cars they become an addiction. Good luck man.
