1990 Nissan 300zx Base Coupe 2-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Biloxi, Mississippi, United States
I am selling my 1990 Nissan 300zx NA 2+0 seater. The first year of the Z32 body style. Over $6,000 invested into this car. Had the car painted diamond white back in September of this year. (it will blind you) replaced the faded headlights with newer 96 model headlights. JDM front bumper $400 (urethane not that cheap FRP crap) installed at a professional body shop $200 Oil change and transmission flush/filter change @ local Nissan dealership-$140, replaced radiator, thermostat & fan clutch also @ Nissan dealership parts & labor-$530 Dual Cold Air Intake-$100
15pc interior trim upgrade kit:$350
o1-GLOVE BOX
o2-RIGHT GLOVE BOX PANEL
o3-UNDER STEERING WHEEL COVER
o4-LEFT DOOR PANEL
o5-RIGHT DOOR PANEL
o6-LEFT FRONT CONSOLE PANEL
o7-RIGHT FRONT CONSOLE PANEL
o8-LEFT REAR CONSOLE PANEL
o9-RIGHT REAR CONSOLE PANEL
o10-CENTER CONSOLE LID
o11-BEHIND SEAT CENTER PANEL
o12-BEHIND SEAT LEFT
o13-BEHIND SEAT RIGHT
o14-SHIFT BOOT
o15-E-BRAKE BOOT
As well as matching leather seat covers with embroidered 300ZX logo-$400
Recently tinted windows with 20% film-$150 & TSW lightweight r17" racing rims $1200
Don't let the mileage on the car scare you, first off it's had the timing belt and fuel injectors replaced 30k miles ago, It has been adult owned and meticulously maintained all of it's life by a process operator at a chemical plant in Mississippi. All highway miles, never abused and shifts smooth.
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