2005 Nissan 350 Z 27800 Miles On It. on 2040-cars
Erie, Pennsylvania, United States
This is an update on my 2005 nissan 350z with 28050miles. I have reduced it to lowest im willing to take and listed it for sale for the last time. This car has been well kepted since the day I bought it with 7000miles on it. Its never seen winter has no rust or major damage. I have put in alot of time and $ into it. It has many performance and appearance upgrades and comes with all original factory parts I have . To name a few its been chiped, cold air intake, magnaflow exhaust from headders on back, wheel wood 6 piston big break kit , Donz Gagiliano staggered 20inch 3 pieace raceing rims of 5000$ value , sway bars and damper kit, professionally installed sun roof witch these cars dont have, optional lambo doors, touch screen cd player with TV and navigation about 15 speakers with 2 stroung amps, alarm system, h.i.d head and tail lights, wing, body kit , fenders and more. This cars drifts, runs and sounds great its a head turner people stop all the time to take pics weather im parked or on the road ,its pretty funny. I won a couple car shows also. The only reason I'm considering on selling is because im thinking of reinvesting and opening a shop. For serious buyers or respectable offers contact me for info at lilo2531@gmail.com or 8145725322. I have reduced thousands off the original prise of 35k I wanted and and put it up for bid at a loss to me. Theres no catch the car is truly what u see and a great deal, the reserve is set low off what I wanted and theres no other one like it with all that I have to offer.
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