2008 Nissan 350z Automatic Red With Black Leather Seats & Convertible Top on 2040-cars
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Baby's Red 350 Z Convertible This car has been kept in immaculent condition. Over the last 13 months, that we've owned the car, it has only had 365 miles put on it since we purchased it. We kept the car covered, over the past summer with two covers, in a security lot, while we went back to South Dakota to sell our country home so we could move to the Houston area permanently. The bungie cords did leave a mark on each side of the car at the base of the body where they attached the covers to the car. Erva, affectionately known as baby just had to have this car. The speedometer goes to 160 mph. It has fine grain black leather seats and appointments on the inside and matches the black convertible top. The fastest we've ever had the car is around 73 mph. It looks perfect, it runs perfect, and since we have now moved to Houston permanently, the two of us can get along nicely with the Lincoln Town Car and Cadillac. The only thing that we've changed on the car was to buy a new battery, new stickers, etc. when we got back to Texas. This car is some looker. We've never had the top down because we don't know how to get it down, but the dealer put it down and up for us prior to us purchasing the car. If you want a car that is beautiful and fast, then this may be just be the car for you. This fine automobile can be seen by appointment only and our grown son can go on a test drive for pre-qualified buyers with you. Enjoy!! |
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