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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Z Cars / January 2005For Sale: 1988 Nissan 300ZX
1988 Nissan 300ZX (Red - "T" Top - Dark Grey Interior) Mileage: 138,468 Trade in value: $700 - $2,150 (kbb) Asking: $1,500 (OBO) Location: Dallas, Texas This Nissan Z has moderate body damage to the rear finders and slight damage to the hood but the car is still in relatively good condition. The interior need to be cleaned thoroughly but is otherwise in good condition, the computer is still good and it still talks! The main problem with the auto is that the main wiring harness has been fried which is unfixable/unreplaceable according to Nissan but it would be a great car for parts or for a skilled mechanic who can either strip or repair the damage. Even with this issue, the car will still fire 3 of it's 6 pistons and is driveable if you do not need heavy acceleration. The oil, plugs & wires, air filter, vacuum tubes (most of them) have been replaced and it's ready to be driven away. If you have additional questions or if you would like to give an offer please send any such request to haeric@hotmail.com. > 1988 Nissan 300ZX (Red - "T" Top - Dark Grey Interior) > Mileage: 138,468 > Trade in value: $700 - $2,150 (kbb) > Asking: $1,500 (OBO) > Location: Dallas, Texas You should probably readjust that asking price, I picked up a 1987 with 90K on it, with no electrical issues, engine problems, or body damage for $1000. > This Nissan Z has moderate body damage to the rear finders and slight > damage to the hood but the car is still in relatively good condition. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > If you have additional questions or if you would like to give an offer > please send any such request to haeric@hotmail.com. I find that hard to believe >I find that hard to believe Believe it, I got my '87 fully loaded, spotless leather interior.....$500.00. It sat in a garage for 3 years. I put a battery in it, aired up tires, and drove it home. You would be better off dismantling your car and parting it out if you want to make that kind of money on it. > >I find that hard to believe > > Believe it, I got my '87 fully loaded, spotless leather > interior.....$500.00. Damn you! I'm gonna feel ripped off, unless yours isnt a turbo version? (mine is) > It sat in a garage for 3 years. I put a battery in it, aired up tires, and > drove it home. > > You would be better off dismantling your car and parting it out if you want > to make that kind of money on it. Ok it's a non turbo Automatic, but it only had 90K on it. I still love it for a commuter car. Unfortunately a friend of mine had passed from a brain tumor. His wife let the car sit in the garage for 3 years after. The car has been here in southern Cali. It's whole life. It has never seen a winter! When she decided to move she called a junk man to haul it off. The tires were low and the battery was dead. He said he would give $300.00 for it. She asked me if I would give her five? I said "DUHHH" > Ok it's a non turbo Automatic, but it only had 90K on it. I still love it > for a commuter car. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > were low and the battery was dead. He said he would give $300.00 for it. She > asked me if I would give her five? I said "DUHHH" Still a good price for it, I've never driven a NA automatic version of the car so I donno how it compares. > 1988 Nissan 300ZX (Red - "T" Top - Dark Grey Interior) > Mileage: 138,468 [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > be a great car for parts or for a skilled mechanic who can either strip > or repair the damage. Sounds like a $200 car to me at best.  SignatureSteve http://www.atlantaracing.com |
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