Thinking of sellin my 280zxt
12-13-2003, 12:43 PM
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Thinking of sellin my 280zxt
Im probably going to be sellin my car soon...an 83 280zxt. It has 152k, and is in absolutely mint unrestored condition. What do these usually sell for? I got mine for a fairly good price. I dont know what i should ask for it though.
12-13-2003, 09:21 PM
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VIVA LA Z31!
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id say you proly couldnt get but 2000ish but if i were you i would start high like 5000 and see if you get any offers 
and then that way you can also drop the price and make it look like your given em a deal...
ROb
and then that way you can also drop the price and make it look like your given em a deal...ROb
12-14-2003, 09:10 AM
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zx T in mint in canada.....as for way more then 2000 thats what i tell yah if i could find an Na here mint i would pay more then that anyways there was one here that went for 6 grand with way more K then you
12-14-2003, 03:51 PM
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O sry, didnt realize the price difference, cuz around here, Central Cali, theydont go for that much...i mean bonestock's turbo Z had a few mods and looked great and he couldnt get 3G's for it... : /
rob
rob
12-15-2003, 08:27 AM
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Well, I always though that California had higher prices on Z-cars. Maybe different cities.
Up here in Washington Datsuns are plentiful and cheap. But a turbo Z can demand a bit more than a non-turbo. Not only because of the extra features but because they are not as common. I would say at least 2K for that one but if its in good shape you could ask a reasonable amount of 3500 and you'd probably get serious offers between $3000-3500.
2-seater is a big plus over the 2+2 models and a 5-speed is much more desirable than an auto when it comes to sports cars.
If your turbo 280ZX is a 2+2 with an auto... well, it'll be harder to sell.
Up here in Washington Datsuns are plentiful and cheap. But a turbo Z can demand a bit more than a non-turbo. Not only because of the extra features but because they are not as common. I would say at least 2K for that one but if its in good shape you could ask a reasonable amount of 3500 and you'd probably get serious offers between $3000-3500.
2-seater is a big plus over the 2+2 models and a 5-speed is much more desirable than an auto when it comes to sports cars.
If your turbo 280ZX is a 2+2 with an auto... well, it'll be harder to sell.
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