1985 Nissan 300zx Turbo No Reserve on 2040-cars
Eugene, Oregon, United States
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Very nice original survivor with low miles. Two owners, never abused - the lady second owner has been very particular about maintenance and upkeep; all service is current. Appx. 89K miles, never abused, and all receipts and original documents and tools still with the car. Timing belt changed not many miles ago. Has automatic transmission with selectable overdrive.
Nice glass T-top [with shades] not leaking; paint and body still quite good. Turbo working fine. No rust ever. Tires fairly new; I would not hesitate to drive the car across country.
The original window sticker shows that it came with the two big options: electronic display and leather. The list of standard features on this model is impressive, even today: including heated side mirrors. Interior [non-smoker] is excellent and the seats are in very nice condition [the covers are borrowed and do not come with the car]. A/C working fine, as well as just about everything else. This model has power seats with many adjustments, including lumbar and bolsters. Clear title. Storage ending, so must sell. NO RESERVE. Ask any questions early enough that I can get you an answer quickly. Buyer is responsible for shipping and all arrangements and costs associated with shipping but I will do what I can to meet the shipper and see the car off safely. You are welcome to pick it up in person; fly in, drive home. There are several nice transport services that list with this car - check the transport button next to "description."
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Driving Notes
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