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<div>Someone needs to rescue this car before the breakers get to it.<br>
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<div class="x_gmail_quote">On Thu, Mar 17, 2016 at 10:42 PM -0700, "Fred Katz via Datsun-roadsters"
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<div class="PlainText">I can’t keep it. Daughter and her family are moving to another state, so they’re leaving one of their cars with me and I need the space. On top of that, a lousy neighbor that I’m having a dispute with called the fire dept to put a violation
notice on it, supposedly for being in disrepair within view of the street. Bureaucrat came out, never lifted the car cover or knocked on my door, and mailed me a notice to register it and move it. Never mind that it has always been registered and insured,
and runs and was hidden under a good car cover. Anyway, it took me a day to drive it into my garage displacing my wife’s car. And I called in several violations on the lousy neighbor, revenge is sweet, cops were there today serving violations on them. I need
the garage space back.<br>
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I’ve been keeping the car just for practice work with body repairing. Hence the missing rear quarter. Not interested in making money on it, just need it gone. With a little work the body can be fixed up. No dents, just rust pockets in usual places. Has good
chrome and glass. Putting a new rear quarter and trunk lid on it before selling. A good fixer for someone. Hope it stays in one piece but that’s up to the buyer.<br>
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> On Mar 17, 2016, at 7:43 PM, Linda via Datsun-roadsters <datsun-roadsters@autox.team.net> wrote:<br>
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> Hope it doesn't go to a parter, at that price it might<br>
> LindaOn Mar 17, 2016 3:17 PM, Fred Katz via Datsun-roadsters <datsun-roadsters@autox.team.net> wrote:<br>
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>> Giving a heads-up to anyone seeking a cheap roadster. I’m going to sell my 1970 1600 yellow roadster. It’s certainly not a good looker. As a matter of fact, it’s almost junk and is a rust-bucket but can be fixed. But it has a strong engine and runs. I’ll
be offering it for $500 or best offer, pickup only in South San Francisco, California at my house.<br>
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>> At the moment, the brakes and clutch are non-op until I bleed them. I’ll get that done. The right rear top quarter-fender is off. I’ll tack-weld on another, and install the tail-lights. It is registered so it can be driven on streets, although I wouldn’t
recommend driving on a freeway due to old tires. The convertible top is messed up but the hardware is good, and the car has a hardtop on it. The parts are worth more than the car as a whole, but I want it all to go together. A number of good parts can be pulled
from the car - engine, trans, interior, exterior trim, etc. I expect to have it ready to go over the next two weeks.<br>
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>> Contact me if interested. I also have extra body parts available separately from the sale of the car.<br>
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>> Fred Katz<br>
>> South San Francisco, Calif.<br>
>> roadster@astound.net<br>
>> (650) 588-2290<br>
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