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Nissan 300zx Twin Turbo on 2040-cars

US $6,800.00
Year:1990 Mileage:850000
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vg 30 dett rebuilt with only 85k or so on the motor, i have receipts for all work done to the car all work done professionally not ghetto rigged. car runs strong no problems no leaks never raced or beat on. i have put alot of time and money into my car only problem with the car is the manifold gaskets need to be replaced which i will give a set of brand new AMS maniflods $500 value with all gaskets included with the car. this car has about 400 hp after tune with the manifolds installed all other modifications have already been installed. Im only asking 6800 for this car which is a good deal considering all the work that is done. no joy rides unless you have cash in hand. email me or text anytime.  
   
Godspeed huge front intercooler 
Z1 blow off valves
greddy profec b boost controller 
dual pop intakes 
two ECU'S one tuned by Z1 motorsports to run with the dual pop intakes and another to run with single intake.
silicone throttle body intake boost hoses 
selin dual MAF translator 
HKS hiper cat back exhaust 
hid 8k 
Z1 drill slotted rotors front 
hawk break pad all around 
Z1 chrome gauge rings 
99 JDM tail lights left and right
AMS performance exhaust manifolds not yet installed but will include with sale 

Interior 
all new interior seats doors head liner trunk all reupholstered leather all around 
t-top all been resealed no leaks all the way around always garage kept

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