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TRANS: auto

ENGINE: VG30DE

KMS: 57000

COLOUR: Blue

PRICE: 25k ono

GOOD POINTS:

* 100k service has been done

* plenum pull has been done

* all preventive maintenance

* in great condition

* full black and terracotta suede interior

* runs and sounds unbelievably good

* pulls well for an NA

* no money has been spared on this car

* the aircon works perfectly, ice cold all day everyday

* series 2 pods (non digital)

* factory option heated wing mirrors to rid condensation and fogged up mirrors

* trans got serviced (new oil and filter) last year (about 3-5k kms ago)

BAD POINS:

* front bar has a couple of hairline cracks in it (can be repaired) also a small chip is missing (again can be fixed)

* like most 300zx convertibles the rear is a little hard to see out of due to the window material

OTHER PARTS:

* full front electric driver and passenger seats

* abflug type 4 front bar

* 18" advanti wheels with nexen 3000 tyres

* front slotted stock size rotors

* single din sony cd player with large display screen

* 2k spec headlights (very clear)

* 2k spec tail lights

* stock exhaust but the rear quads have been redesigned (similar look to stock but larger) to give a stunning note while climbing through the rev range

REASON FOR SELLING: just signed a contract on a house and was planning on taking out about 10-15kk extra to buy furniture, fridge, washing machine etc but decide i would rather pay cash for that stuff so im not paying off my home contents for the life of the house loan. will also need to buy a new car as this is my only one and after putting down all my saved money for a house deposit i would like to have a spare 10k as emergency money.

i also have some GENUINE factory optioned recaro seats and some 17" ragamaster lightweight wheels that im willing to sell along with it for a total of 29k. if not ill sell them off separately, if that is the case, a member will have first pick of the recaros as they have already asked me about them. before selling ill be seeing mark for a final check and tune up to make sure everything is a ok

PICTURES:

http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn199/e...pg?t=1234093389

http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn199/e...pg?t=1234093390

http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn199/e...pg?t=1234093392

http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn199/e...pg?t=1234093394

http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn199/e...pg?t=1234093395

http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn199/e...pg?t=1234093398

http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn199/e...pg?t=1234093399

http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn199/e...pg?t=1234093401

http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn199/e...pg?t=1234093403

http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn199/e...pg?t=1234093404

http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn199/e...pg?t=1234094068

please feel free to either pm or reply here for more information

if you would like to call me and talk about the car pm me and ill give you my mobile number

Thanks,

Erik

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here is the info for what was done with the 100k km service and plenum pull

the major service should be performed every 100k kms or 'x' amount of years. the genuine nissan 300zx service manual says it is to be done every 100k kms or every 8 years i think it was. as my car is 15 years old i thought i might as well do it for piece of mind. when getting the service done everything looked very clean and tidy. a few weeks ago i had the major service done as well as a plenum pull, this is what was replaced

100k service parts

- Timing Belt - GATES High Temp Neoprene belt

- Auto tensioner - NISSAN

- Idler pulley assy's(2) - NSK/NTN

- VTC springs(2) - NISSAN

- Water Pump - NISSAN

- Thermostat - NISSAN

- VTC seals(2) - NISSAN

- Cam/Crank seals(5) - Viton high temp

- Bypass hoses(2) - NISSAN

- Crank sprocket spacers front/rear - NISSAN

- Crank sprocket - NISSAN

- 3 x drive belts - GATES

- spark plugs

- oil

- fuel filter

- new cooland

plenum pull

- all under plenum hoses were replaces or re routed to delete the unnecessary hoses

- injectors were cleaned

all that cost me around 2.5-3k alone

  • 2 weeks later...
  • 3 weeks later...
  • 3 weeks later...

car now has 59k on the clock.... drove it to the nissan nationals and the car didnt skip a beat...ran perfectly...the engine still has heaps of go and went hard all long weekend....

if you have any questions feel free to post here of pm me

Erik

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