2007 Nissan 350z Nismo Coupe 2-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Mountlake Terrace, Washington, United States
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This 306 HP 350Z Nismo is serial # 0059 of 1500
limited edition. The car is in near showroom condition. This is an incredible
car to drive, it is very responsive, and handles as it should. According to Top
Speed, "The NISMO 350Z is the
ideal package for true enthusiasts – adding a high level of aesthetic and
performance enhancing equipment which is not available in the aftermarket –
while retaining the reliability and durability found standard on every 2007
Nissan 350Z." SERVICE RECORDS NEW TIRES NEW CLUTCH – Factory 305Z’s had bad throw-out
bearings in 2007. This car had its throw-out bearing replaced under warranty at
1000 miles, but they did not change the clutch. I installed a new clutch,
including a newer throw-out bearing. The clutch has had its 300 mile break in
period. |
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