2004 Nissan 350z Touring Convertible 2-door 3.5l Low Miles Z Car on 2040-cars
Saint Louis, Missouri, United States
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NISSAN 350Z Touring Convertible This super clean and beautiful
vehicle was just traded in a local new car dealer. Rods & Rides has
decided to wholesale several vehicles and this is just one of the many
on the eBay auctions this week. As you can see from the pictures this Z-Car is neat and clean but does have a few imperfections in the paint and the top. It's hard to find vehicles with low
miles and clean but here you have it.... The vehicle is a wholesale
vehicle, this means we are passing the savings to the next buyer and not
doing any repairs or detailing to inflate the price. As far as I know,
everything works and there are no repairs needed. I drove the car and it
rides and drives as it should and looks just as good. The paint does have a few areas where it is peeling and there is very light hail damage. The roof also has a slice next to the rear window. I have seen several upholstery shops stitch areas like this and it worked fine for years but as I have mentioned, we are not doing anything but selling the vehicle. This is a NO
RESERVE auction, the high bidder is the winner regardless of what it
brings. Please do not bid if you don't have the funds ready or
there is another person that needs to be involved before you bid. It is
not nice to the other bidders nor do I need any excuses after the sale.Rods & Rides By TD, LLC is a licensed Missouri dealer. We offer help with shipping quotes and we sell all over the entire world. This means we have the resources available to help with overseas shipping and payment options. We accept all major credit cards and PayPal for deposit. Please let us know if you have questions about the vehicle prior to bidding. We welcome all third party inpesctions. The vehicle cannot be sold outside of eBay, so please dont ask. We take our auctions very serious and we want our buyers to feel the same way. Toll Free: 888-701-2335 ~ or ~ Local: 314-393-2123 |
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