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#8 of 171 Jcliffro and Shifty by pap5 Aug 05, 2002 (3:21 am)
Thanks for openning up the discussion. Now if we could just get some more participants. Replies to this message: zgirl (Jul 08, 2006 9:26 am) Mr_Shiftright (Jul 08, 2006 9:58 am) zgirl (Jul 08, 2006 10:26 am) and 3 more...
#9 of 171 by Mr_Shiftright HOST Aug 05, 2002 (8:44 am)
Well give it time. Often it helps to include a link or photo of your own to get things rolling. Somebody might dig up a good history of the Z car on the web, for instance. Also if you see an an interesting Z for sale on Ebay, you could post that link, too.   I could talk some about values and possible collectible status in the future.   We could also go to the other boards and invite Nissan people over here.
#10 of 171 by verozahl Aug 06, 2002 (9:06 pm)
Or we could just limit this to the kickin' 1990-1996 Turbo models. Vero saw that silver one at the mall parking lot exactly one week ago and still dreams of it every night.
#11 of 171 by Mr_Shiftright HOST Aug 07, 2002 (7:18 am)
Well go buy one. They aren't that expensive!
#12 of 171 by jrosasmc Aug 07, 2002 (9:04 am)
How much do you think '90s ZX cars would sell for?
#13 of 171 by Mr_Shiftright HOST Aug 07, 2002 (2:18 pm)
A clean driver? Oh, maybe $6,500-7,500. They are priced like nice used cars, not collectibles...by that I mean the older they are the less they cost, as opposed to a collectible, which, usually, costs more as it gets older.   Of course, someday the 300ZX might bottom out and start to rise again, but not anytime soon since there are a lot of them surviving.
#14 of 171 by verozahl Aug 07, 2002 (9:43 pm)
Shifty, the chance of me finding a nice, clean one here in the Detroit area is approximately   ZILCH   as you might have realized.
#15 of 171 Newer ZXs by pap5 Aug 08, 2002 (4:56 am)
I've yet to see a twin turbo priced below 5 figures, and even the non-turbos in decent shape seem to go no lower than about $10,000, at least here in the D.C. market. Not that I've looked extensively as a potential buyer would.
#16 of 171 by Mr_Shiftright HOST Aug 08, 2002 (7:44 am)
Well, pap5, people can ask whatever they want, but if you try to sell a daily driver out here for $10K, well, you might, but you'll wait a long long time. I tried to come up with a price where the car would actively sell, and where I think the majority of them do trade hands.   It's one thing for an owner to ask $10K, but it's another when you wave $8,000 in cash under his nose and his phone hasn't rung in two weeks.
#17 of 171 by verozahl Aug 11, 2002 (7:22 pm)
There was a red late-1980s 300ZX parked in front of Ann Arbor Nissan today, not for sale, must have been in for service?

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