1996 Nissan 300zx Twin Turbo on 2040-cars
Streamwood, Illinois, United States
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I am selling my 96 Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo, the vehicle runs and drives well. I have invested over $6k in engine, clutch and body rust removal. New JDM 91 Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo engine imported from Japan with 30-40k Miles. Engie was bought from http://enginesus.com/inside.html New Clutch replaced last month, Rust removed from quarter panel, rear hatch and under door panels. I no longer have the funds available to invest in this vehicle, my loss is your gain! It will take less than $600 to make this car perfect! The vehicle needs the following: front tie rods, rear right ball joint (4WS) Hicas suspension. The vehicle has climate control, keyless entry, ps, pw, pdl, 5-sp Trans. I have not driven the vehicle for more than 5 minutes in the last 6 months due to it being in the shop. Vehicle has a clean title, however air bad light started flashing after clutch was replaced. Most likely a sensor needs to be replaced. It is advised to tow the vehicle, since the tie rods are bad. I have been as honest as possible with describing this vehicle, please email if you have questions. My email is ed300zx@hotmail.com I have set the reserve at a low $3200.00. If you do not have $3200, please do NOT bid, I will not accept a payment plan. I reserve the right to end the auction at any time.
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