Nissan 350z on 2040-cars
West Lebanon, New Hampshire, United States
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This 350z is the Touring series in great condition. The vehicle is loaded with everything except navigation. There is a lot of custom add-on to this vehicle. The stereo system alone was $2,300. The stereo is a Clarion Touch Screen which also includes a remote. It includes a single disc, DVD, Sirius ready Sati light radio. There is 2 custom molded 12" subwoofers and two power amps in the car. The car is beautiful inside and out. There is only one small dent on the front fender that is an easy fix....a custom body shop told me that could roll it out for very little. This just happen. This car is fast and runs excellent. The mileage is only 86,000....very low miles for a 2005. The wheels on the car are outrageously expensive but does show some signs of minimal wear....just look at the pictures. This is a automatic 5 speed with a triptronic that you can shift over to a manual shift in an instant. This drives and handles great. Brakes, Rotors and oil were just done before bringing it back from Florida. There is a on board security system by "Auto Security CompuStar"....Great system. No rust. The car book value is much more and with all the extras, your talking about some money already invested in the car. 603-306- 6883 Please feel free to call with any questions you may have. |
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