1991 Nissan 240sx coupe
114k miles
Twin cam
5-speed
Manual windows, mirrors & door locks
A/C blows cold
Immaculate interior
Exterior is a 5 (on a scale from 1 to 10)
Everything works (except the dealer installed cruise control & power antenna)
Apexi GT-spec exhaust
Single cam front lip
Some sort of "Spin turn" knob
Sparco aluminum pedals
Kenwood CD player & Pioneer door speakers
Everything else pretty much bone stock.
Maintenance Items:
New Nissan rebuilt starter (12mo/12kmile warranty from Nissan)
New tires
Comes with 4 rotors & new pads (not yet installed)
Newer OEM style radiator (Installed by previous owner)
Needs:
- An oil change (comes with K&N oil filter)
- Rear window leaks a bit...as such, rear interior is temporarily out of the vehicle. I am unable to reinstall as I'm having surgery on my left hand and cannot do much labor. The car includes ALL rear seats, panels, seat belts, etc. ALL are in immaculate condition.
- Engine compartment cleaning (if you are into that sort of thing)
Great car. Nice daily driver. Averages about 23-26mpg combo city/highway on 87 octane. This car was not abused/drifted/raced. Used as my daily driver for the past 6-months. Had plans to build the car, but I lost interest in Nissans/Imports.
Side note: The car no longer has a white rear bumper. The original bumper was warped. Replaced with a nice looking gloss black unit. Great shape, just needs to be sprayed white to match the car.
ADDITIONAL INFO:
This car does have a Rebuilt Title. Meaning at some point in time the vehicle was involved in an accident. The vehicle was inspected by FL & deemed the repairs done correctly and the vehicle safe to drive...and issued a Rebuilt Title by the state of FL. There were some minor repairs to the front and rear of the vehicle. Repairs were done to the front fenders and left rear quarterpanel. No evidence of damage to the floorpan or structure of the vehicle. Based on the age of the paint, these repairs were done quite some time ago.
Asking $2600 obo.
PM if interested. No TR lowballers please.
