Lot # FR0171
Vehicle Highlights
- Restored
- 1 of Approximately 1,000 Produced with the ZZZAP Special Decor Package
- Datsun Promoted the Car with a Videogame Called "280 ZZZAP"
- Code 411 Sunburst Yellow with Special Hood and Side Graphics
- Black Upholstery
- Fuel-Injected 2.8L L28 Inline 6-Cylinder Engine
- 5-Speed Manual Transmission
- Rear Window Louvers
- Polished Ansen Sprint Wheels
- Rear Defroster
- Power Disc Brakes
- Air Conditioning
- Under-Hood Light
- Triple Dash Gauges
- Pioneer AM/FM Radio
- Dual Side Mirrors
1 of Approximately 1,000 Produced with the ZZZAP Special Decor Package
Note from Seller: "Datsun built about 1,000 ZZZAP Zs and promoted them through 280-ZZZAP, a stand-up arcade driving game released by Taito in Japan in 1977 and later brought to North America by Midway. Inspired by earlier racing games such as Midnight Racer and Night Driver, it became one of the year's top-grossing arcade titles and is widely regarded as the first promotional video game".
1977 Datsun
280Z ZZZAP Edition
- Year
- 1977
- Make
- Datsun
- Model
- 280Z
- Doors
- 2
- Body Color
- Yellow
- Interior Color
- Black
- Body Style
- Coupe
1 of Approximately 1,000 Produced with the ZZZAP Special Decor Package
Vehicle Highlights
- Restored
- 1 of Approximately 1,000 Produced with the ZZZAP Special Decor Package
- Datsun Promoted the Car with a Videogame Called "280 ZZZAP"
- Code 411 Sunburst Yellow with Special Hood and Side Graphics
- Black Upholstery
- Fuel-Injected 2.8L L28 Inline 6-Cylinder Engine
- 5-Speed Manual Transmission
- Rear Window Louvers
- Polished Ansen Sprint Wheels
- Rear Defroster
- Power Disc Brakes
- Air Conditioning
- Under-Hood Light
- Triple Dash Gauges
- Pioneer AM/FM Radio
- Dual Side Mirrors
Note from Seller: "Datsun built about 1,000 ZZZAP Zs and promoted them through 280-ZZZAP, a stand-up arcade driving game released by Taito in Japan in 1977 and later brought to North America by Midway. Inspired by earlier racing games such as Midnight Racer and Night Driver, it became one of the year's top-grossing arcade titles and is widely regarded as the first promotional video game".