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"Brand new" 280Z


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17 minutes ago, grannyknot said:

When you sell your 280z it will be bought by a collector, he'll drive it around the block and park it next to all the other cars he doesn't drive.

Trust me, I know that - unless a museum should bid and win her... An unlikely chance, but a man can hope. I Just know that when it's all said and done, I don't want to put miles on her, and I don't have the desire to sequester her away - a decision that has been very hard to make.

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8 hours ago, Zed Head said:

This one is climbing fast.  Worth following.  Still seven days left and it's at $25,240 (who does $40? - Lstepp4re).  Let me know if you don't want to fill your thread with extraneous stuff.

That is a great looking car. That will make a great "Driver." It's great to see the 280Z starting to get some love.

 

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I'm sorry if mentioned before (i did not read the whole story..)  But.. what is a 350 miles car doing with a FRAM oil filter, that was'nt standard on a new delivered car in the '70's  or was it?  FRAM was'nt used by nissan???  and a first 1000km or 600 miles (or so)  check was'nt performed either so i ask myself where does the FRAM come from..??

FRAM is a ... i've been told....  a useless filter with paper in them that after some time starts to disolve and gets into your engine.. or is it old news very old news?

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1 hour ago, dutchzcarguy said:

I'm sorry if mentioned before (i did not read the whole story..)  But.. what is a 350 miles car doing with a FRAM oil filter, that was'nt standard on a new delivered car in the '70's  or was it?  FRAM was'nt used by nissan???  and a first 1000km or 600 miles (or so)  check was'nt performed either so i ask myself where does the FRAM come from..??

Good question. The Original owner told me he would change the oil and filter every year - at least for the early years. At some point he just quit doing that.

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