Original 1990 Nissan 300zx Twin Turbo (rare Automatic) 126,824 Miles Fairlady Z on 2040-cars
Marrero, Louisiana, United States
Here we have a original 1990 300zx twin turbo automatic.126,824 original miles.completely stock.nothing added,nothing removed.Aztec red,clear peeling,light barley seen hail damage,front bumper lip has a small crack at the bottom.rear hatch gas shocks r out,tt rear wheels have been replaced with n/a rear wheels.no major dents or wrecks.runs great,power steering is out,hicas light is on.brake light is on.ac is out new knock sensor,trimming belt,water pump,injectors,spark plugs,oil pressure sensor,center bearing,passenger cowl.llumar atr 30% window tint on doors and rear glass.llumar atr 50% on whole windshield.interior is clean.interior hatch area has sum scratch's from previous owner Car runs and drives like a bat out of he##.this car has no major problems!only minor. A $500.00 non refundable deposit is due 48 hours after auction ends.buyer then has 14 days to make arrangements for payment and pickup after the $500.00 deposit is received.buyer is responsible for pickup and delivery.THIS IS A AS IS SALE!NO REFUNDS WILL B GIVEN! So make sure u know what u r buying,if u have any questions,or need more pics feel free to text me anytime at (504)812-2667 or email me at stricklytint@att.net The only thing that is not factory is the radio-i changed it to a iPad mini!with a jl 700/5 5 channel amp. Clear title in hand!
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