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2005 Nissan 350z Grand Touring Convertible 2-door 3.5l on 2040-cars

US $11,500.00
Year:2005 Mileage:105000
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 2005 nissan 350z convertible. Fully loaded with all the factory options. Power everything. Heated seats. BOSE audio system. Remote entry/ factory alarm.Push button traction control.NISMO RACING rims. BREMBO brakes.New HALO projection headlight assemblies.New LED taillight assemblies. Aftermarket 6.5" touch screen cd/dvd stereo installed.. I still have the factory head unit,if you would rather have it . i can install it back into the car. This car is a blast to drive. drop the top  crank up the speakers and hit the gas.PROMISE you will love it...
 Pros...  Car drives great NO PROBLEMS WHAT SO EVER.!!!. Top is good . NO leaks...mechanically great.
 Cons... Driver seat has some wear on it. One small ding in fender about the size of a shirt button and paint has some rock chips in it due to the route i have to take to work
Any questions or more info ...Please feel free to ask..buy it now price is 4500 resale value.
  Mileage will increase some due to i still drive the car some.

  

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