1992 300zx 2+2 5 Speed Z32 on 2040-cars
La Grange, Kentucky, United States
Up for auction is a 1992 300zx. I've owned the car for about a year. I drove it daily for about 6 months without issue. I have another car I use daily now that I bought before last winter. Overall the car is in average condition. It starts, runs, and drives without issue. Mobil 1 Synthetic oil always. The car paint on the hood and spoiler is faded, I do have 3 cans of plasti-dip black for them that will go with the car, more than enough to do them. Since I've had the car I put on a set of 350z wheels. The tires on the front are in great shape, the rears are starting to wear on the edges, but I do have another pair of the same rear tires that go with it in great shape. The interior is decent, the steering wheel could use a cover or a new wheel, the d/s has a small hole in the side bolster, and some of the suede trim is starting to loosen, pretty common for these cars. The rear end has a little whine to it, but it has since I've had it and never had any issues from it. Fluid is always monitored during oil changes. Timing belt was done by previous owner at 160k. I have a new set of NGK plugs and fuel filter, as well as a few extra Nissan oil filters that go with the car. Trans shifts smooth, has slight grind going into 4th under hard acceleration. The car has T-tops, though I've never taken them out. The one time I took it through an auto wash they never leaked, and they don't leak in any rain I've ever been through with the car either. It has an older Pioneer CD player, the radio part doesn't work but it plays CDs fine.
I have always wanted one of these cars, and it's been fun for the last year, but I am much more into mustangs, it's what I grew up on and raced for years, so that's what I'm looking to get back into. I am open to trades for an 85-86 Mustang GT 5.0 5 speed car. Feel free to ask any questions. $500 non refundable deposit due by paypal within 24 hours of winning. The rest is either by paypal before picking up the vehicle or in cash in person when vehicle is picked up. |
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