2003 Nissan 350z Touring Coupe 2-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Erie, Pennsylvania, United States
I have a 03 Nissan 350Z Limited Edition Fully customized and rebuilt as you can see i am asking 10500 or the highest bidder, i am going to be short and quick so i don't waste your time. its Manual and have 116k miles on it its like a prototype from Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift movie. metallic paint, 2 15s Kicker Subs around 5000 Watts. also it have alot of upgrades on Engine and body you can ask me if your really interested, main thing is it have no rust at all anywhere you, can personally check the car , NO MECHANICAL problems it runs great shifts perfect SERIOUS BUYERS CAN TEST DRIVE IT AND CHECK IT you dont have to take my words. it alot have alot of electronics upgrades and add on you will also get the stock boy with the car for free including stock bumpers side skirts and spoiler and much more call me or text me if ur really interested thank you
814 384 629six no paypal cash only buyer responsible for shipping $500 deposit required within 24 hours of winning auction. Remaining balance to be paid in either CASH when picking up vehicle, or a certified bank check. However, I will not release the vehicle until the check clears your bank and I can get the cash in my hand. Therefore, it makes sense to pay with cash to simplify everything. |
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