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  1. #1
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    Whatever you do, search EXTENSIVELY for rust. Early years of Datsun were clearly a year that Datsun did not know much about rust prevention. I have worked on quite a few in my restoration career and they take the cake for the "Most Rustworthy Automobile".

    They can be fast little buggers though. Lots of fun.
    Gary Noonan
    '01 S/C VX / '18 Forester XT

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    Had a 79 280ZX 19 years ago, I agree with the above. MAJOR rust, rear fender wells were the worst (basicly gone). Ended up replacing with fiberglass quartes and front fender. Ran like a bat out of hell though (130+).

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    thanks for the info!
    i dont believe it had that much rust last i looked, but i didnt have time to really look at it well. im going to check it out in a couple days, and ill be sure to look for rust. i like to hear that they are fun to drive!
    thanks again,
    mark-
    "Times fun when you're having flies."
    -Kermit the Frog

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    280 Z

    The first car I owned was a '76 280z 2+2 Fast, fun, gave my upper body a workout (no power steering). 2 cars later '81 300zx turbo. Die hard Z fan and for $600. not much concern about rust. Buy it and have fun!

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    Talking

    i agree!
    thank you!

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