2006 350z Roadster Tour 287 Hp 3.5 L Dohc 24 Valve Aluminum V-6 Engine on 2040-cars
Toms River, New Jersey, United States
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2006 350 Roadster Tour Pearl White w/Blue Soft Top Convertible 287 HP 3.5 L DOHC 24 Valve Aluminum V-6 Engine 5 Speed Automatic Transmission w/ Manual Mode Glass Rear Window w/Defroster 18 " Aluminum Alloy Wheels High Intensity Discharge Bi-Xenon Head Lights Led Tail Lights Heated Power Sideview Mirrors and Seats Rear Glass Wind Deflector Power Seats - Driver and passenger side Remote Keyless Entry System Automatic Temperature Control Bose Audio System with AM/FM/6CD and 7 Speakers including Bose Sub Woofer Security System and much MORE! This is one of the nicest Z's around, never abused, adult owned (2 owners) and always garage kept. you will not be disappointed, just in time for the summer,, only 50,748 miles. All Maintenance records and original sticker price of 39,715.00 You can own and enjoy this car for only 17,000. OBO Thank you for looking. Serious inquiries only please : 732-575-8173 |
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