1987 Nissan 300zx Base Coupe 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Saint Augustine, Florida, United States
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For Sale is this 1987 Nissan 300zx in excellent condition. This is a rust free California car that was just driven 4000 miles cross country. It has the t-top option with inserts, power driver seat lumbar and the previous owner added a 10 disc cd player w/remote. It appears to have had a new starter, new brake master cylinder, and fuel filter recently installed. I replaced the fuel level sending unit and replaced the rear carpet. I also replaced the spark plugs and wires which is something that I do to each car I buy. It also has a new air filter. The ac is ice cold and all options work. The tires are all the same with even wear. No nicks or scrapes on the alloy wheels. The average mileage per year would be less than 4500 miles. The interior is in great condition and looks well cared for. I have owned other Z cars from 240's to 280's and I just enjoy the styling of this body design. Since I just drove it from California, I would say you could drive this anywhere. Fly in, bring your tag and some cash and take it home with you. I got nothing but compliments from L.A. to Napa to Texas and home to Florida.
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