1986 Nissan 300zx 2+2 on 2040-cars
Grasonville, Maryland, United States
You are looking at my 1986 Nissan 300zx 2+2 that I picked up locally around 4 years ago with 97,000 miles on it. At the time the car ran fine but needed a clutch, most of the interior was apart or missing pieces. I took my time looking thru Ebay and finding all missing pieces, I replaced all rear bushings, springs and shocks to get the cars ride height right. I fixed the fuel gauge, all the dash light bulbs, After I put the car to together I took it thru Maryland inspection where it passed with flying colors. I cleaned it up and parked it in my garage for the next 4 years and drove it less than 12 times a year for a total of around 4000 miles. The car is a great driver and only needs a few more things to make it perfect. I bought a lot of things that still need to be installed and they go with the car including all new bushings for the front, new struts, new stainless exhaust. and lost of small parts. The car has a slight oil leak on the valve cover. It has a 1 small spot of minor rust in the left rear quarter panel. The car always starts up and drives straight down the road. Feel free to ask any questions. |
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