2004 G35 Coupe 6 Speed Premium on 2040-cars
Cherry Hill, New Jersey, United States
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2004 G35 coupe 6 speed black interior. Has Brembo brake package with a lot of life on pads and rotors. 19" premium wheels with two sets of tires, current set is 40% in front and 90% in rear, comes with second set of BRAND NEW tires to put on. I have installed currently a pioneer P4400 touch-screen double din head unit. Car has a JWT HD clutch and flywheel kit installed at 85,000 miles last August, transmission fluid was flushed, slave cyl. was replaced, clutch line and throw-out bearing etc all done as well. There are 7k miles on the new clutch and it grabs hard. Paint is about a 7/10. Its a daily-driven car so there are rock chips and some small scrapes. nothing extreme and nothing noticeable from more than a few feet away. The interior is in almost mint condition, the only exception would be the same as any other G35 interior: the driver side corner seat rip. The seats are in perfect condition otherwise, aside from the bottom corner rip that all G35's get unfortunately. The back seat was never used, and the car comes with the carpet trunk mat as well. Any questions or request for more pictures, feel free to ask. |
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