2004 Nissan 350z Touring Edition Comes With Nismo Aftermarket Exhaust on 2040-cars
Falls Church, Virginia, United States
2004 Nissan 350Z Touring Edition. Comes with $2500 Nismo Dual Exhuast, "with this Exhuast they will hear you blocks down the street before they even see you :), Comes with cross drilled rotors for Maximum break power, has also red break calipers to give it that hot sports look. Comes with a red air intake to increase horse power. Has tints on the windows and rear tail lights. "is Street legal" Cars paint is in almost show room condition, the paint still has that shine and does not look dull. Has brand new clutch for the manual Transmission. Brand new window motors for both windows, new fuel pump. Car runs great, is in perfect working order. Have spent alot of money on this car and hate to see it go. It dif is one one a kind car and will make it different from all the other 350Z's because of the front bumper and loud Nismo Exhuast. Any questions please feel free to call (703) 477-9550
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