f course we want picsjohny_z wrote:interstingwould really like to see some pics
That was price when it was brand new. Not a current value by any means.ChristianKustomz wrote:Go to that link and you will see the book value. It says it's $61,609 and it's current and up to date.
and his is a 1991.. the one you searched was for a 1995?ChristianKustomz wrote:Go to this website. This is what it is going for if it is still in factory condition. It could possibly be worth more or less depending on it's condition.
http://www.fantasycars.com/derek/cars/300gtz.html
Go to that link and you will see the book value. It says it's $61,609 and it's current and up to date.
ChristianKustomz wrote:Howver if what this guy is saying is true and ot has less then 8K miles on it I can't see the car being worth any less then $45K.
I think he meant it had less than 8k miles on it when he bought it.mikebarton wrote:It has about 96,000 miles on it and runs great.
AGREED! NEED MORE PICURES! INSIDE AND OUT!Ominous wrote:I think he meant it had less than 8k miles on it when he bought it.
Anyway, this thread needs more pictures!
Hey Mike I recently saw your post on cargurus about your 91 Nissan 300zx GTZ. Im interested in learning more about the car. I didn't see an email or a contact number so I did some research and saw your post on this forum. My name is Jay Winne, number is 3094270634and my email is [email protected]. if your on Facebook or Instagram I could keep in touch on there. Look forward to hearing from you and seeing more pictures and videos of the car!mikebarton wrote: ↑Thu Jun 11, 2009 2:33 pmIt's authentic. I have all of the receipts from Stillen. I bought it off a woman that had it built and have the original sales receipt...she was living in Hawaii....called up the Nissan dealership in San Juan Capistrano and bought it for about $45K with her credit card. The car was sent to Stillen and he built the car to her specs, put it in a crate and it was air freighted to Hawaii. She put 7,000 miles on it driving in Hawaii and then she came back to the mainland with it. I bought it in '94 when it had just over 7,000 miles on the odo. It was covered in stickers when I got it, including the GTZ script, which I removed. I went to a Z meet at Stillen a few years ago and when I parked they made an announcement about the car over the PA system. I've met Steve Millen at his shop and he knew the car.
Modified by mikebarton at 5:38 PM 6/11/2009
AZhitman wrote: ↑Wed Oct 09, 2019 10:54 amHere's the simple, indisputable answer: If you're serious about selling, list it on BaT.
The most knowledgeable buyers with the ability to buy will see it there.
As far as "what's it worth," the final bid is exactly, precisely, what the car is worth. Make sure your pics are perfect and your description is accurate and concise.