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A later 280ZX-era cylinder-head configuration gives this 1977 chassis a distinct mechanical identity, while its silver finish is uncommon among observed examples of this generation. That distinction comes with an unresolved rust and body-history picture, with bubbling paint and corrosion reported through the body seams, underside, engine bay, and spare-tire area, alongside a previous repaint.

Strengths

  • Recent ownership history is provided, with the seller reporting about 1,000 miles added since June 2025.
  • The sale includes the jack, tools, and a window gasket kit.

Watch For

  • The exterior has chips, dents, cracked paint, scratches, weathered trim, and other imperfections.
  • Bubbling paint may conceal corrosion, with corrosion also reported on the spare-tire wheel, engine-bay components, underbody, and door and tailgate jambs.
  • The driver's interior door panel is torn, with wear on other interior surfaces.
  • The car was repainted under previous ownership, and the reason for its 1994 California BAR inspection is unknown.