NO RESERVE, 84K ORIGINAL MILES, 5-speed manual, 2+2, amazing condition

Selling a 1977 Datsun 280Z, nown in Japan as the Fairlady Z. Original engine with only 84,800 original miles (verifiable via title chain). 5-Speed manual transmission (rare in these cars, ot sure if the car was originally configured with a 5-speed as Nissan/Datsun records are poor for these years). "Blow your mind" Rockford Fosgate/Kenwood audio system. Unlike most 280zs everything works..cold A/C, ower antenna, ents, ighting, ven the light in the engine compartment..it all works. This car is very reliable and I have used it as a daily driver for the past 2 years. I have done road trips in this car without issue. I purchased this car out of Arizona which is why it has survived 38 years with very little rust. I believe I am the third owner. Clean title in hand.Goods: All original except audio system and wheels (easy to return to stock if desired)L28 I6 engine is fuel efficient (18 city/23 hwy observed)Cold A/C (31 degrees at the vent)New Rockford Fosgate/Kenwood audio system with Pandora, luetooth, SB, irius. Rockford Fosgate 400w 4-ch amp, 2" Rockford Fosgate P3 sub wooferNew Michelin 60K mile tires and XXR wheels. Tires have ~3000 miles rear, 7000 miles frontNew Redline trans fluid, new Redline differential fluid, rakes and clutch recently flushedExcellent oil pressure at idle (25psi) and with RPM (75psi), ompression equal across cylinders and on par with service manual specs, oolant temp steady in center of gaugeInterior is the nicest I have seen in a 280Z, oor panel are not cut up for speakers, riginal seat covers front and back, ustom Z floor matsNew fan clutch, new battery, new heat/A/C vacuum linesOriginal spare tire, riginal inflation canister, riginal intake, nd owners manual includedComes with (not installed) new rear carpet (original was nice so I left it when I changed the carpet in the rest of the car) and new brake pads. Unibody frame reinforcements installed by professional welder (needed if a high horsepower motor is to be installed, tiffens chassis)Bads:Leaks 2-3 drops of oil each night, ut does not leak enough to need additional oil between oil changesStarting to see some paint bubbling forward of the rear wheels on the lower rocker panel (see photos) no other rust as far as I can tellClock doesn't work1" crack in drivers seat and an old vinyl seat repair next to itSpeedometer is off a bit and I believe its due to to the larger than stock wheels/tiresRepainted in 1990 and the paint is starting to show its ageDashpad over original dashDrivers door mirror socket is starting to get loose.Only selling because of military move overseas. My other car is a Detomaso Pantera (not selling) and I get far more thumbs up and comments in the 280Z than my Pantera. Everyone has a story about their father who had a 280Z, r that they always wanted one in High School, tc. This car certainly gets noticed and stimulates lots of conversations. Values of Japanese cars are rising within the collector car world. Hagerty values a condition 2 car at $11,600 and Sports Car Market values it at $10,000. A condition 1 car (as it left the factory) is valued at ~$17,000. Recently a 240Z sold at auction for over 60k. These cars may not be far behind and this car needs very little work compared to most of this age. Let me know if you have any questions or need additional photos. I'm willing to work with a vehicle shipping company of your choice if you would like to have it shipped after payment is received.