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Year:2003 Mileage:144000 Color: pillar inserts
Location:

Halifax, NS, Canada

Halifax, NS, Canada
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I'm selling my 2003 Nissan 350Z. It's the brickyard paint, almost looks like a purple color but is apparently a type of brown.  This paint was only used on the 2003 models of this car. 
There are 144xxx Kilometers on the vehicle, it's a Canadian car but I've had it stored during winter since I purchased it.

It's supercharged with a Vortech Supercharger, has a smaller s/c pulley so it will spin faster, front mount intercooler. intake spacer, headers, cats removed, through to dual nismo exhaust.  There's a Meth kit installed, which has braided stainless lines which go direct into 850cc injectors.  There's an upgraded Walbro fuel pump which has braided lines.  The front swaybar has been upgraded to a much thicker diameter bar.  The meth kit is fully adjustable.  These cars come factory with a full Bose stereo, including Bose factory installed subwoofers.  Has an AEM Air/Fuel ratio guage in the dash, tinted front and hatch windows, carbon fiber exterior pillar inserts. 

The car has all new aftermarket shocks, and is lowered on 19x10 rims.  The tires are Michelin pilot sport tires which are pretty much brand new, they cost $3700 alone.

The supercharger kit is supposed to put the car around 500hp, and it's extremely powerful and a definite eye catcher!  

Starting the bidding at $21,000

Any questions just ask.

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