2005 Nissan 350z Touring Coupe 2-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Chesapeake, Virginia, United States
This is a 2005 350z touring coupe with a R34 body kit it was purchased in hawaii and garage kept. This vehicle has been in 3 car shows and is a daily driver.
The car is kept clean and just installed black and burnt orange leather seats and burnt orange vinyl on the consele. There are three 10 inch subs and an alpine deck with screen and a IPOD adaptor. There are megan street coilovers 36 adjustment dropped to 1.5". The engine has orange sumaco hoses, plenium, black painted manifold, carbon fiber oil catch can, orange bolts, Dragon Air intake, NRG chrome plate under the hood, DC headers with test pipes and HKS exhaust. Mutlicolored shifter, EDEXY clutch. Front Wilwood big brake kit Aftermarket headlights and tail lights and tented windows. I also have a set of the 18" original rims and tires.
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