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1991 Nissan 300zx Base Coupe 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars

Year:1991 Mileage:176199
Location:

Tustin, California, United States

Tustin, California, United States

as many of you know when you buy a used z you will definelty spend some money on it.so if you buy mine you will probably not need to spend.I have spent close to 4k on parts and labor on this car, it is in overall very good condition, i will attach pics of invoices as there are lots of things to list.please look at them. i wasnt planning on selling this car as it is my favorite thing but due to the fact that i will be leaving out of state to go to school i will not be able to take it with me.the car runs very well, only thing is from park to drive it takes a few seconds to engage into gear, this has always been this way and i was advised not to do anything until the car has a transmission issue as it is a solenoid that controls it and the only way to get to it is from the transmission. if you go down to 2 gear then to drive, it engages right away. In no way does this effect anything i have had the car for close to 3 years and it has not been an issue.this was a extra car and not an everyday car , it was mostly my weekend car to take the tops down cruise the beach. the interior seats are new had them redone with the z logo, aslo had a custom panel made which can be removed that says 300zx.it actually can be lit up as there are l.e.d.s attached to them.brake booster needs to be replaced i will include one with the sale it makes a squeeky noise when you press down on the brake,not a big deal. i just havent had time to do it.car runs smooth shifts excellently i will attach a link to a youtube video.this is a desirable white tan brown combination im not trying to make money on this car, i would like to sell it to another z enthusiast who will appreciate and enjoy it. i have already lost money from buying it for a few grand and putting a few grand into it.. i will start this auction and put a reserve price that i belive is fair. happy bidding and if you have any other questions please dont hesitate to ask. i will be posting this locally also so if i get a reasonable offer i reserve the right to cancel this auction at my discretion.thus being said car is being sold as is condition with no returns.buyer is responsible for pickup or shipping costs. 

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