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1996 Nissan 300zx Twin Turbo In Excellent Condition With Only 66,084 Miles on 2040-cars
US $17,998.00
Year:1996
Mileage:66084
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1996 Nissan 300zx Twin Turbo, auto trans, fully loaded in excellent condition with only 66,084 miles. This car gets lots of attention everywhere it goes. Everything on this car works with the exception of the antenna and I have a new one to replace it. The front rims have a little cub damage. there is a small blemish in the paint near the gas lid and the rear bumper paint has a little bubbling in the paint, check out the pictures. Other than that it's a great looking vehicle and has always been garage kept and never driven in the rain. This car has strictly a pleasure vehicle and very well taken care of. Added Accessories: Z1 Motorsports intercoolers, Z1 Motorsports pass through cats, Custom powder coated wheels (18 x8 front) (18x9 rears) W/ Dunlop low profile tires, Chrome ceramic coated brake calipers, Stillen exhaust, Stillen polished aluminum intercooler piping kit, Stillen radiator hose, JVT racing 3row aluminum radiator, External transmission cooler, Stillen front facia, K&N air filter, Blow off valves, Jspec rear taillights and center. Sound system with 10" subs, all door speakers have been replaced, custom built enclosure for the amp and subs. I also added front and rear upper adjustable control arms so that the alignment on the car could be done properly, and I just replaced the front tires and had the alignment done.
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