For Sale: 1966 Datsun Fairlady in Tacoma, Washington for sale in Tacoma, WA
Vehicle Description A note from the previous owner:
I received the 66 Datsun 1600 (Fairlady) for my 20th wedding anniversary.
The low milage of approximately 7,000 miles on the odometer and its pristine condition was an amazing find.
I am the 3rd owner.
It seems that the 2nd owner found it in the penny saver in Chicago.
It seems the car was driven for 3,000 and then put into storage.
My niece from London and I drove the car from Chicago to NJ.
My husband and I have been members of the Datsun clubs back east.
We as groups would meet at Watkins Glen, NY.
The car has been raced on both the original track known as the Stone Bridge and the racetrack.
On October 5th 2003 we drove the car to Brookline, MA for the 1st Japanese Car Day and met the designer of the Datsun 1600 and the 240 Z.
I have a signed poster and shirt and a photo of him signing the shirt while my husband is wearing it.
I believe that this Datsun is the lowest milage Datsun in the country.
The miles are original, which is just over 20,000 as is the rest of the car.
It comes with the original white wall tires and rims.
I had the car brought to the west coast by covered transport.
The car has always been garage kept with car cover on when not being driven.
The car has been maintained by my deceased husband who was a engine builder.
He passed suddenly of a heart attack and while I love the car it only reminds me of his loss.
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I received the 66 Datsun 1600 (Fairlady) for my 20th wedding anniversary.
The low milage of approximately 7,000 miles on the odometer and its pristine condition was an amazing find.
I am the 3rd owner.
It seems that the 2nd owner found it in the penny saver in Chicago.
It seems the car was driven for 3,000 and then put into storage.
My niece from London and I drove the car from Chicago to NJ.
My husband and I have been members of the Datsun clubs back east.
We as groups would meet at Watkins Glen, NY.
The car has been raced on both the original track known as the Stone Bridge and the racetrack.
On October 5th 2003 we drove the car to Brookline, MA for the 1st Japanese Car Day and met the designer of the Datsun 1600 and the 240 Z.
I have a signed poster and shirt and a photo of him signing the shirt while my husband is wearing it.
I believe that this Datsun is the lowest milage Datsun in the country.
The miles are original, which is just over 20,000 as is the rest of the car.
It comes with the original white wall tires and rims.
I had the car brought to the west coast by covered transport.
The car has always been garage kept with car cover on when not being driven.
The car has been maintained by my deceased husband who was a engine builder.
He passed suddenly of a heart attack and while I love the car it only reminds me of his loss.
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