2003 Nissan 350Z

350z Coupe

6 - Cyl.

Automatic

JN1AZ34D13T100798

Gasoline

Selling Points: Great car! I've had it for 2 and a half years and have enjoyed every minute of it. I just recently moved to Chicago and the city doesn't let me drive the car to the fullest. I don't need to sell and I would like it to find a good home away from the traffic filled city life. This car does extremely well in the snow with good tires. I had this car in Pittsburgh and was able to climb hills with 2 inches of snow on the road. Nissan did one right with this transmission. More photos are available just ask! I freelance as a photographer and can get you clear photos of whatever you would like. I paid $16,900 for it 2 1/2 years ago. Condition: Great condition showing marks of it's age to some areas, there is one spot of rust on the hatch, half the size of a fingernail, this can easily be sanded and painted without doing the whole thing. Seats are a bit worn on the edges of the driver side from getting in and out of it (I bought it in the same condition). Engine runs great, oil changes every 5,000 miles with a synthetic blend, Premium gasoline put in once a month, air-filter cleaned every 4 months, Car washed and waxed every week in the summer and every 3 weeks in the winter. Car is all stock to prolong it's life and the Z car look. Anything else just ask! E-mail is best for me due to my work schedule. More high resolution photos at the site below. Ebay's photo up loader wasn't excepting my higher resolution photos. Just copy and paste into your browser. flickr.com/photos/37914777@N03/sets/72157628039150409/ On Feb-11-12 at 09:30:35 PST, seller added the following information: ***UPDATE*** Mechanical problem discovered with shift assembly. Just the other day I had problems taking the car from Park to Drive, and now it will not go over to auto-manual mode. I took it to the the dealer (yes the dealer so when I do sell the car the new owner will have a warranty on this wherever you live) and they determined the whole shift assembly will need to be replaced. The parts and labor will not be in and complete by the end of the auction. It may actually be a long while until its tested and working in 100% again. I'll re-list the car after all mechanical issues are addressed, and cost of the repairs/sale price are re-evaluated.