Nissan 350z Performance 6spd Manual 2003 2-door 3.5l Datsun 370z 350 Z 300zx on 2040-cars
Auburn, New York, United States
This is one of the cleanest Z sports car you'll find for sale. This 2003 Nissan 350Z is bone stock and unmolested. It was always adult owned and garaged. It's never seen winter and doesn't have a lick of rust. Your friends and family will be jealous to see you in this ride :)
Everything is a 9/10 if not 10/10. This car has almost 300 HP stock and can easily be built up to 500 or 600HP if you desire. It drives and handles like a true super-sports car. Nissan made the suspension and steering ultra responsive. There is no body roll or delay when making quick maneuvers. I've been a Proud Nissan Z owner for 15 years. I've owned and driven most the Zs in the Nissan line up. And this 350Z is by far the best Nissan has made. Factory OEM Options: HID Headlights, Alarm System Remote Entry, 6 Speaker Stereo W/ CD Player Power windows, locks & mirrors Traction control Airbags, anti-lock brakes, garage door opener Cruise control, tilt wheel, MPG gauge 3.5 liter V6, 6 speed manual, rear wheel drive Aluminum Alloy Rims Aluminum Hood & suspension components And much more! It has a recent inspection & oil change. The tires are new BF Goodrich G Force Sports with only 3kmi driven on them. I have a lot of records for it and paperwork that came from the dealer when originally purchased. It has the original floor mats and cargo area net. the driver's side floor mat has a small hole worn through where the gas pedal foot heel goes. Besides that, they look great. The transmission was just replaced with the stronger and newer Nissan CD-009 that came out of a 350Z with 53kmi. The transmission that this originally came with was notorious for being weaker than the newer Nissan transmissions. It has a new clutch & bearings in it as well! I'm the third owner. The carfax says 4 because the previous owner had a title issued in New Mexico and then once again when he moved to upstate New York. I hate to sell this Z, but I need the money! Test drives are available for serious buyers in Auburn NY, 13021. Offers made without seeing the car in person may not be taken seriously. A couple quick notes on buying any car. 1. Drive the car 2. Apply for a loan (if you need it) before making an offer 3. Have a mechanic look it over. It's cheep insurance 4. Buy something super fast and enjoy the summer weather! Message, call or text Josh at (Nine-Four-Nine) 280-6373. Thanks for looking :-) Lesser cars include the following :-) 300zx, 280zx, 280z, 260z, 240z, 240sx, 200sx, rx7, rx8, Infinity G35, G30, 370z (overpriced and performs the same, some say less well) datsun |
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