Datsun / Nissan 260z Wall Clock - 260 Z Choice Of Four Colors on 2040-parts.com
Albuquerque, New Mexico, US
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This is a new 10" diameter quartz wall clock featuring a Datsun 260Z in a choice of four colors (see pictures). Clock runs on one AA battery. Please specify your color choice at the top of the page before you click on the Buy It Now button. I sell mostly clocks. Please check out my feedback to see what other buyers have said about my products and service. Please note: This is a PAY PAL ONLY auction. In order to pay for this item, you must have a PAY PAL account. I ship to the following countries:
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