1990 Nissan 300zx Turbo Coupe 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Whitestone, New York, United States
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I purchased this car approximately 5 years ago. This car has always been in a climate control garage. I do drive the car, on the weekend mostly, weather permitting. I did some minor modifications, Cat-Back Borla exhaust, Jim Wolf Computer upgrade, K&N air filter, Z1 Side Mount Intercoolers, Z1 larger Intake pipes, blow-off valves, Replaced air filter panel (painted red above front bumper). Based on what I read, the car has 400+ HP. I do have the original air filter box and exterior air filter panel. The car is meticulously cared for, I changed the timing belt, water pump, upgraded the brakes and rotors, replaced the rear shocks. I was told by the second owner, the first owner was woman who drove the car a few miles a day to work. He purchased the car from the woman since he is a car collector himself. This car was nostalgic, he met his wife and drove his first child home in the same car when he was younger. He was looking to downsize his fleet and home since his kids were going to college. I purchased the car because this was my favorite car while going to high school. The car speaks for itself, still turns heads. All I can say is if you are seriously interested, please make an appointment to see the car. I am listing this car for sale locally as well. I reserve the right to cancel your bid. |
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