Torrance, CA | USA
$15,000
/ USDDescription
Buying a house. Has to go! Or trade for a truck to haul. 43k miles Don’t matter where you go or who you’re parked beside. They will look and want pictures. Arguably the cleanest 411 out there and that’s if you see one. Clean title in hand. ...
Our Take:
- The **1968 Datsun Bluebird 411** is a rare sight on modern roads, often overshadowed by its successors. Back in the day, it was a symbol of Japanese engineering, built to offer an affordable, yet reliable, ride. Imagine it as the "grapevine" of Datsun's lineup—quietly supporting the brand's growth internationally.
- With only **43,300 miles** on the odometer, this Bluebird 411 has led a relatively gentle life. Most cars of that era would have clocked well over 100,000 miles by now! It's kind of like finding a first edition book that’s barely been opened. The low mileage and manual transmission maintain the driving purity enthusiasts dream about.
- The 411 model was one of those transitional designs, bridging the gap between classic car style and modern practicality. It was designed by the Italian car designer Giovanni Michelotti, known for his work with Triumph—so you know this isn't just any old sedan. His European flair gave the 411 a unique and charming character that set it apart.
- Not many of these survived the journey from the '60s to today, making this one of the cleanest examples left. If you’re thinking of standing out at a car meet, owning something like this Bluebird is akin to bringing a slice of automotive history wrapped in a sleek Italian suit. It's a head-turner wherever you park it, much like a rare vinyl that still spins in all its glory.
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