Nissan Bluebird ZX Turbo

From the seller: “Due to moving house I’m unable to keep this one.

Has been parked up for 10+ years and now in need of a good going over. Becoming very rare this is well worth saving.

Engine wasn’t seized when I got it but had no compression I’ve pulled the head of and had it skimmed all parts are with it to go back together. Other than that it’s untouched. Radiator is with car but very rotten.

Comes with 5 original alloys. Overall car very original. Will need some welding mainly around sills, I’ve tried to get photos of all the areas but it’s definitely not a rot box. Underneath looks solid.”

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