1988 Nissan 300 Zx Limited Edition Turbo Ss on 2040-cars
Nampa, Idaho, United States
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1988 Nissan 300 ZX Limited Edition Turbo SS. The SS stands for Shiro Special and is one of 500 shipped to the US of the original 1000 ever produced which makes this the most collectible of ALL Z Cars. I purchased this car from Dennis Dillon Nissan in October 1988 and drove it off the showroom floor. I am the original owner that understood how special this Z was, but also enjoyed driving the car and not just looking at in in the garage as these cars were meant to be driven. It came with standard pearl white paint and Recaro Seats, but I purchased summer wheels and tires and kept the original white spoke that have almost new studded snow tires on all four. The summer tires have almost 5000 miles on them and are in excellent condition. I had the local Nissan Dealer owner review the overall condition and estimated value, he claims that overall the car is 7.5 to 8 out of 10 and the last one he saw at an auction sold for over $30,000 but was in excellent condition and under 35,000 miles. I gave this car to my oldest daughter that drove it through high school but is now in collage and does not need a vehicle, so the car has been in storage for the past year. I just replaced the entire clutch, flywheel, pressure plate and both bearings, less than 100 miles. You will not be disappointed in the overall condition.
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