1990 Nissan 300zx Only **87k Miles** - Automatic - Clean - *t-tops* on 2040-cars
Pineville, Louisiana, United States
1990 Nissan 300ZX T-Tops and Automatic **87k Miles** Car is in great shape for the year and drives and shifts great. Everything works like should. Check out the pictures. My dad is currently driving the car so miles will go up some. Feel free to call him at ( 318-21.eight-50.one.one ) with any questions about the car. I am a licensed dealer so it will be sold through my business. I am located in Pineville but car is in Shreveport, LA with my dad. We can arrange to have vehicle in either location for easiest pickup for buyer. My number is 318-56zero-six243 if anything else is needed but with any questions about car please call my dad. He should be able to show the car about anytime so feel free to call him and check it out before bidding. |
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