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Sad to see a Z in this state.......

This poor N/A 2+2 has seen better days:

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Apart from the front damage the Autobox has gone south and the heater core leaks so has been disconnected. frown.gif

 

So this Z(which was in very good condition) has sat at its resting place for a good few weeks .

 

Stats:

1989 2+2 N/A Auto(which needs replacing).

Approx 71000 miles.

Leather seats(Driver side bolster worn/split).

Good condition paint, no rust on rear arches.

Interior trim in very good condition(steering wheel hardly marked, Handbrake leather unworn etc).

 

The owner wants to sell it in its current state - how much do you think this would be worth, bearing in mind you'd need to stick it on a flatbed?

 

Trev

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who is the owner? i think that i have seen that car b4.

id say 1500 tops, it would be a good buy for a project if it was a turbo, new front, fast road box rebuild or manual conversion, get the heater matrix fixed, but its an N/A, so the effort would be wasted. Shame really, looks quite a nice car, needs a wash though, what was the guy thinking!

 

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MAC n0va might be interested! He would give it a coat of Dulux "one coat" red gloss paint and tell you it now has 500bhp! biggrin.gif biggrin.gif

One coat gloss on a car? Banzai, sounds like you have experience in this area. Whats your paint job like then?

 

Come on - let us see.

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