1991 Nissan 300zx TT pictures!!! 1 Hell of a ride
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BLkSickTT
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- Car: 1991 Nissan 300zx TT BlaCk Manual
- Location: Prince William, Va
1991 Nissan 300zx TT pictures!!! 1 Hell of a ride
Hey guys, I have had my 91 300zx Twin Turbo original (manual) for a while now but decided to put some pictures, all comments are welcome. Oh by the way she is for sale now, you can find the full details under 300zx classified section listed for $14500 obo. It is one hell of a ride.
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DCaff300ZX
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1993 CRP TT- Modified - Location: Tacoma, Washington
Re: 1991 Nissan 300zx TT pictures!!! 1 Hell of a ride
Welcome!
Without any mileage details and such, just from a constructive criticism point of view I'd say that you have a lot of cleaning to do with the engine bay, and to clean up the front end of the car some (cut bumper, and evidence of minor collision w/bent core support, hood/nose panel misalignment) if you expect to see anything near the $14.5K you mentioned.
As an obviously modded car you may find some difficulties getting over $9K for the car as many people want to mod the car their own way, or not, and prefer an low mileage, unmolested Z32 for that and for that range of money. Pillar gauges, single exit exhaust, and cut bumper are all things many Z32 owners will not want to pay anything for and will possibly be removed.
I myself would not pay more than $8K for it unless it had under 100K miles and 120K service this year and even then, $10K would be tops if the interior was immaculate and everything else in top condition, which from your pics is not a slam dunk given the lack of cleanliness and cut bumper and collision damage.
Without any mileage details and such, just from a constructive criticism point of view I'd say that you have a lot of cleaning to do with the engine bay, and to clean up the front end of the car some (cut bumper, and evidence of minor collision w/bent core support, hood/nose panel misalignment) if you expect to see anything near the $14.5K you mentioned.
As an obviously modded car you may find some difficulties getting over $9K for the car as many people want to mod the car their own way, or not, and prefer an low mileage, unmolested Z32 for that and for that range of money. Pillar gauges, single exit exhaust, and cut bumper are all things many Z32 owners will not want to pay anything for and will possibly be removed.
I myself would not pay more than $8K for it unless it had under 100K miles and 120K service this year and even then, $10K would be tops if the interior was immaculate and everything else in top condition, which from your pics is not a slam dunk given the lack of cleanliness and cut bumper and collision damage.