1984 Nissan 300zx Straman Convertible on 2040-cars
Watertown, Wisconsin, United States
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I have a 1984 Nissan 300zx Straman convertible for sale. You may not have ever heard or seen a z31 convertible because Nissan never made one until 92. Famous coachbuilder Richard Straman only built 352 Z's from 84-90, only 11 were built in 84. The car is in awesome shape for the year. This one is a non-turbo 3.0 v-6 and a 5speed with only 104k on it. In the last 6 months I've replaced the alternator, belts, radiator, and brakes. This car has no leaks anywhere! The a/c even works great! The car sits on ASA rims and Eibach spring with KYB struts all around. Inside there is a grant wood grain steering wheel and a short throw shifter with a machined knob. Its a super fun car to drive all summer long! Don't pass up a car this rare, you may not see one again!
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