2005 Nissan 350Z

Coupe

6 Cylinder 3.5 Liter

Manual

JN1AZ34D35M600524

Gasoline

Power Windows

I have a custom 2005 Nissan 350z. The exterior is red, and the interior is black leather. It's a really nice combo, and it looks great. The car has 51000 miles and it runs great. I have put a lot of time and a lot of money in this car. I have over $10,000 invested in this car. When I bought the car I paid $21,000, so there's over $30,000 invested in this car. This is a great buy for anyone. I hate to sell it but I am trying to buy a house and have a baby on the way. I have no need for a two seater anymore. The exterior has a lot of work done to it. I have an aftermarket carbon fiber hood from AIT racing. It has vents in the hood to suck heat out of the engine comparment. It works great. You can see the heat waves coming out of the vents. I have also blacked out the headlights, taillights, and front and back blinker lights. The black lights look great on the red paint especially with the carbon fiber hood and black rims. Another add-on is lambo or lambourghini doors. These doors were super expensive and profesionaly installed. The lambo doors are one of my favorite things about this car. When you pull up in the parking lot with the music turned up and throw the doors up everybodys jaws drop and they stare. I have also put 19'' five spoke black racing wheels all the way around. The two wheels up front are 19''X8.5'', the two in the back are 19''X9.5''. All tires have atleast 85% tread even the back tires. They are all four nexen brand low profile tires. The back tires are 275 wide and look great tucked up in the wheel well. These tires also handle really well on turns and even if the roads are wet. They keep traction really good. The last mod for exterior is the neon lights. I have red neon lights underneath the car. They look great at night but be careful because they are illegal to drive with in most states. They are wired up to a wireless remote on my keychain. I can turn them on from over 100 feet away, which is really conveinent. Now im going to go into the performance side of things. I havent done a whole lot performance wise. The first thing was a cold air intake. Thats a must for the engine to breathe. The intake and hood make a great pair to get airflow to the engine. The next thing I added was drilled and slotted disc rotors all the way around. These were a must with the bigger wheels and stop the car on a dime. I painted the rotors black to match the wheels. The only part that is not black is where the brake pad hits. I also painted the calipers red to match the car. I also had an ACT stage 2 clutch put in. You can tell a huge difference from the factory clutch. Its stiffer and take offs are much faster. The clutch barely has 1000 miles on it so its just been broke in. Now for the interior. I will start with the head unit. I have a Panasonic 7'' double din touchscreen tv dvd player for my head unit. It looks awesome in the car. You can see it from behind the car too so everyone knows your riding in style. In the back I have two 10'' Rockford Fosgate T1 subwoofers in a custom built box. The box goes all the way down to the bottom of the car not just the floor you see. They may only be tens but they will rock your world when you turn up the bass. Pushing the subs is a Rockford Fosgate T1000.1 amp. It pushes 2000 peak watts and its a perfect combo with the subs. To help keep plenty of power flowing I have two 1 farad soundquest capacitors. Soundquest is made by Stinger so they are really nice. I also have a Batcap 2000 battery up front. It's completely sealed and has 2,000 cold cranking amps! It also recharges way faster than a regular car battery so it's perfect for car audio and performance. I couldn't leave the factory speakers in with all these other mods so I had all of the factory speakers replace with Rockford Fosgate power series 6.5'' speakers. I also have 0 gauge wire running all throughout so it keeps optimum power going. The audio system is super nice and sounds awesome. You can turn the bass up and down from the driver seat too. There is a remote bass knob mounted under the dash for your convienince. The only downfall of this car is the back bumper. There are some scratches in it ( easily repairable). Someone hit me in a parking lot. I just havent had the time to replace it yet. There is also a small chip in the paint on the A pillar. Both of these are easy fixes. If you have any questions just email me. Thanks. I HAVE LOWERED THE BUY IT NOW PRICE. MAKE ME AN OFFER, I AM WILLING TO BARGAIN WITH YOU.