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2007 350z Low Miles on 2040-cars

US $10,500.00
Year:2007 Mileage:51000
Location:

Schwenksville, Pennsylvania, United States

Schwenksville, Pennsylvania, United States
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Hey everyone I have my 2007 350z that's just hit 51,000 miles and will go up because it is my daily. The car is a blast to drive and it never gave me any problems. The only reason why I am getting rid of it is because I need a bigger car. The car is lightly modded. Only problem is the car does have an r title. It was repaired correctly body lines up perfectly and it doesn't pull one bit.
Mod list
Nismo front end
Nismo rear end
Hks replica true dual
Stillen headers
Weapon r neo chrome intake
Sony head unit
Hawk hps break pads with 2 k miles
Oil changed and trans flush recently
Feel free to ask any questions! 

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