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For sale My Infiniti G35 Coupe.

Car is very clean for 10 years old!

only 69,729 miles and yes they will go up as its my daily driver to and from work.

has the VQ35 V6 Engine, with and Ingen Intake, oil changed every 3K miles from Dealer in Norfolk, VA

Has a Exedy Stage 2 clutch was replaced at 54K miles

Car is lowered on Sportline Springs its dropped almost 3-5 inches from stock G35's

Front and rear brake pads were replaced, at 63K miles, with Hawx

rims were painted black along with front and rear emblems, to give the car a better look.

Has brand new HID Headlights.

Has brand New Capitol Rear tires on, had no need to replace the fronts, have some camber wear but, can be swapped in the front, currently has Appx 3 degrees camber all around

Interior is clean have both sets of car mats rubber and factory mats, all in great condition.

Shift knob has worn leather on it and missing pieces could be replaced, see really no need to replace it.

Black on Black interior is in very good shape only small tear in driver seat near recline lever seen tear in almost every single G35 that I've been in.

Car is pretty much stock besides for the intake and the clutch.

Only thing really wrong with this car is the driver side head light is starting to fade, could be replaced or buff just haven't had time to fix it

Other than that car rides smooth, exhaust is a little deeper than stock g35's has a new Y pipe

ive driven this car to and from alabama and never have had any problems with it always runs strong, AC blows cold, and heat works good too.

Car has never been smoked in, and is always washed every 2 weeks, once every week during the winter, to avoid corrosion,

Only "Rust" is the undercarriage rear support but its still solid, just needs some cleaning. very clean for a car from New York.

Reason for selling, I'm in the navy and deploying for Korea this winter and trying not to have a car payment.

I'm the 2nd owner of this vehicle, it has a lien from Navy federal, and i will be paying the negative of the loan off before it is purchased.

Currently owe $15,500 on the car trying to get close to that to sell the car, yes i know the KBB for the vehicle, taking offer for the car.

Any Questions please message me. trying to get rid of this car and get out of a financial hole.

Thanks for looking!

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