2006 Nissan 350z Roadster Gt Xenon Brembo Navigation Bose Bilstein 9/10 Cond!! on 2040-cars
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2006 NISSAN 350Z ROADSTER GT
THIS IS AN EXTREMELY RARE CONFIGURATION IN AN EXTREMELY RARE FACTORY NISSAN COLOR- THIS CAR IS FULLY LOADED & HAS THE STUNNING INTERLAGOS FIRE COLOR. THE PAINT COLOR CHANGES BETWEEN A COPPER TONE TO A PURPLE, SERIOUSLY- EVERY ANGLE IS A DIFFERENT HUE AT TIMES.. THE CAR IS IN BEAUTIFUL CONDITION & HAS BEEN METICULOUSLY MAINTAINED/ SERVICED. NEVER BEEN IN AN ACCIDENT. THE PICTURES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES, ITS SO POLISHED THE REFLECTION FROM THE LEAVES & GROUND LOOKS LIKE FLAWS ON THE CAR!! ITS THE REFLECTION YOU ARE SEEING. OVERALL THE CAR IS A SOLID 9+ OUT OF 10. YOU WOULD BE HARD PRESSED NO MATTER THE MILEAGE TO FIND NICER. THIS IS & HAS ALWAYS BEEN A SOUTHERN CAR WITH NO RUST OR EXPOSURE TO WINTER. I WILL LIST WHY THIS CAR IS THE ONE YOU HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR BELOW- I AM SURE I WILL FORGET SOMETHING SO LET THE PICTURES BELOW TELL THE STORY.. THERE ARE OVER 75 PICTURES FOR YOU TO SCROLL THROUGH BELOW.. CAR IS PRETTY MUCH STOCK EXCEPT FOR THE BILSTEIN STRUTS & SHOCKS JUST INSTALLED. SHE IS TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT!! ZERO RATTLES, BUMPS, SQUEAKS OR KNOCKS! SUSPENSION IS PERFECT AS IS THE DRIVELINE, ENGINE & EVERYTHING ELSE. YES, IT REALLY IS THAT NICE. YOU CAN SEE MY GARAGE IN PICS, I AM NEUROTIC ABOUT ALL MY TOYS, SHOULD YOU SEEK REFERENCES FROM THOSE WHO HAVE SERVICED THIS- JUST ASK. THIS Z HANDLES LIKES ITS ON RAILS. IF YOU SEEK A VEHICLE TO BUY & DRIVE WORRY FREE (WITH NO SURPRISES) BUY IT. 1. ORIGINAL WINDOW STICKER & BILL OF SALE FROM 2006!! 2. I AM THE SECOND OWNER. 3. FACTORY BI-XENON HEADLIGHTS IN NEW CONDITION 4. NEW CONVERTIBLE TOP 5/2013 5.NEW BILSTEIN STRUTS & SHOCKS 6. NEW SUSPENSION BUSHINGS & SWAY BAR LINKS 7. NEW FRONT LOWER BALL JOINTS 8. NISSAN DEALER PERFORMED TRANSMISSION SERVICE 6/2013 9. ALL FLUIDS (BRAKE, ANTIFREEZE, OIL, STEERING, REAR END) REPLACED 5/2013 10. ALL BELTS REPLACED 5/2013 11. ALL 4 TIRES NEW (LESS THAN 500 MILES ON THEM NOW) 12. SPOILERS, HOOD & TRUNK LID - FRESH PAINT COLOR "INTERLAGOS FIRE" SPRAYED TO ELIMINATE ROCK CHIPS/TINY FLAWS. 13. LATEST NAVIGATION DISC 14. A/C BLOWS COLD 15. ZERO KNOWN ISSUES 16. RUNS, DRIVES, HANDLES EVERYBIT AS NICE AS A BRAND NEW CAR. 17. THIS IS A NO EXCUSE 350Z GT. PERIOD 18. 2 SETS OF KEYS WITH REMOTES 19. PRE-WIRED & MOUNT TO REMAIN FOR REAR VIEW MIRROR MOUNTED VALENTINE 1 RADAR DETECTOR (NO V1 DETECTOR IN SALE) WHY AM I SELLING?? I NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD, THAT IS WHY I WAS SO FUSSY WITH GETTING HER PERFECT AGAIN. HOWEVER, I AM BUYING ANOTHER PROPERTY & NEED TO RAISE ENOUGH FUNDS TO PURCHASE- SO, TOYS MUST GO :( THIS WAS ALWAYS A SECOND CAR FOR ME THAT SAT IN GARAGE FOR PRETTY DAYS. SERIOUSLY, NO SINISTER MOTIVES- THIS Z IS IN THE TOP 10% OF THE NICEST YOU WILL FIND. SHIPPING IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY, $500 DEPOSIT PAYPAL OK- REMAINDER CASHIERS CHECK, CASH OR BANK/BANK WIRE. |
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