1990 Twin Turbo 300zx. Extremly Clean, Well Kept, Rare Car ! on 2040-cars
Hazleton, Pennsylvania, United States
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Please address all questions, And negotiations to (570)926-0860. Any emails sent to me regarding questions pertaining to the car, Will not be answered, As you need to contact the phone number supplied directly, To eliminate possible scam bids ETC.
This car has been driven under 2,000 miles in the past 3 years. Garage kept, And only driven when the weather permits. The car is in great shape, And runs excellent other then having a small misfire at idle due to an injector that sticks open at idle , At times. This DOES NOT effect the cars drivability, As the car will make the drive anywhere you plan to take it ! The modifications done to the vehicle are as follows: -JWT Single pop charger -Z1 turbo hard pipes -Z1 Vac hoses -Z1 motorsport test pipes/downpipes -JDM tail lights "clear" / JDM front market lights -Ruff racing 18" wheels, Staggered front and rear -Cross drilled brake rotors -Dual 12" subwoofers and headunit installed As I mentioned, The only thing that should eventually be taken care of on this car, Is the sticky injectors. The car is immaculate. Who ever purchases this car, Will NOT be disappointed. I've personally never seen a 300zx tt in such good condition. This auction has NO reserve, So bid to buy. Please, Do not bid on this vehicle unless your funding is already in place! Thank you very much for viewing! |
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