1986 Nissan 300xz on 2040-cars
Fort Sill, Oklahoma, United States
Selling a quick classic adult driven sports car that has had a lot of time and money put in and will be around for a long time to come. It is the special edition so it comes with buttons embedded into the steering wheel and power everything. The interior has just been reupholstered and everything works. It has the big V6 parred to a automatic transmission that has just been rebuilt. Title is clean never been wrecked,To many parts have been replaced to list but over 6000 dollars worth has been put it and I have the documentation to back it up. This would make a great car for anyone, I how ever am leaving for Germany and cannot take it with me. Feel free to call text or email questions thank you. 740-610-5371
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