2004 Black Nissan 350z Touring Roadster on 2040-cars
Calabasas, California, United States
This is a 2004 Nissan
350Z Touring convertible in triple black. It has a 6 speed (lots of fun) manual
transmission. It has never seen any snow or any bad weather. This is a
non-smoker vehicle. It has typical Touring
accessories, leather, heated seats, automatic seats, BOSE, etc. It does not
have navigation. I prefer to use my own GPS.
Oil has always been the
highest quality synthetic products. Everything on the vehicle works properly,
the ac blows cold. There are some minor dings, dents but they are hardly noticeable. This has been a great
and dependable vehicle, but it is time to move on to other things and other
cars.
The vehicle is sold as
is with no warranty expressed or implied. A deposit of $1,000 is due within 48
hours of the end of the auction via a bank check, a certified check or a
deposit into my PayPal account. Buyer is responsible for pickup or shipping the
vehicle. I will gladly assist and cooperate in the shipping process. |
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