Datsun Fairlady 213 SPL Cabriolet 1962
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Specifications Datsun Fairlady 213 SPL Cabriolet 1962 blueprint
The Datsun Fairlady 213 SPL Cabriolet 1962 is a vintage vehicle imbued with classic style. This American-made automobile boasts curvy lines, a soft silver body, and a pleasing, evocative shape. The wheelbase is shorter than most cars, allowing for nimble handling and maneuverability. The dashboard is simple and functional, featuring a series of dials and levers in a neat configuration. The interior is comfortable and roomy, and the seats feature a unique design. The ride is smooth and cushioned, thanks to the upgraded suspension and shock absorbers. The engine is a 1.6-liter unit with a 4-speed manual transmission, providing an economic yet satisfactory experience. Additionally, the car runs on LPG, meaning it produces fewer emissions and provides an environmentally friendly journey. The car is equipped with a manual, top-down convertible roof. The roof can be raised and lowered with ease. It is designed to be secure and windtight when closed, providing a quiet and air-conditioned atmosphere while driving. The car is equipped with all-round drum brakes for efficiency and safety. The steering is light and responsive, giving the car a responsive and agile feel. Overall, the Datsun Fairlady 213 SPL Cabriolet 1962 is a stylish car that is equally suitable for leisurely cruising or tackling winding roads. Its unique characteristics make it an excellent choice for vintage car enthusiasts.
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