Any one else seen the 300zx 2000 model for sale in SA for $106,000.see link. http://www.carsales.com.au/pls/carsales/!cs_content.private_vehicle?vehicle_id=119759¤t_rec=2&total_rec=64&sort_type=&make_id=5&model_id=155&state_id=-1&search_distance=25if it doesnt work go to www.carsales.com.au and search private seller used cars- nissan - 300zx and look at the most expenive one.interesting that these cars still command prices like this....
it has a 0ld model front bar and no digital climate control. Wheels look kind of suspect too. "Like" the 2000 mdl ones but not the ones in question. can someone more informed than me confirm my suspicions?=)
2 different cars pictured one has the 2000 model spoiler, one has the 1994-1998 spoiler. Some of those pice look like they are from a sales brochure.
They don't command >> prices like this. It's what someone would like to get for one, as opposed to what they actually sell for.:-0 It sounds as if, by the other posts, that this car has been put together to appear as if it is a 2000 model. Let the buyer beware.}D 8( Cheers Kerry
Love my Z, in fact, love Zs in general, BUT never would pay that amount of money even if I had it. It is simply not worth that amount, even if a genuine 2000 model.Thanks for puuting up the link though - was interesting.CheerZ Vincent
What I could do with $106 Buy a very good 94 z32, spend shit loads on it, and have some change for a pissup.
What a joke to give people an idea on late model prices, here is a 1998 NA model (ok, not a 2000 TT, but you get the idea):[image]http://img143.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/users/7/3/1/2/zone_z32-img384x288-1078912985155235-1.jpg[/image]Currently for sale for 1.7 million yen, or around $35,000 landed and complied (when compliance is available, probably 6 - 12 months off). $70,000 extra for 2 years newer and a TT? The guy's a clown.Ben
Hmmmmmm. Of much greater interest to me >>> is the pearl white Stillen 25th Anniversary Special, located right here in Victoria. At $33K negotiable with an Oz history, I would be interested in this as a daily driver, keeping the TT for weekends. There's just the problem of the $33K .....Just remember the accolades given to Zeddudes red version at Gilgandra, and Baff's blue version looks pretty good too.I want.<A HREF=http://www.carsales.com.au/pls/carsales/!cs_content.private_vehicle?vehicle_id=100531¤t_rec=4&total_rec=64&sort_type=&make_id=5&model_id=155&state_id=-1&search_distance=25>Click here for a look</A>
Has allot of K's for the money!!!!! The one I found before my RedZedBaby was a blue 25th with 88K on the clock, they wanted $25K, so think there's a bit of negotiating to be had!!! :-Z
Value rethink Guys, I too reckon 100K is a lot of money. But one thing that I find amazing is the cheapness of these cars. ~15K etc for a 300TT Z!? This is Hyundai Accent money for something that is such an unreal classic. It kills me every time I think about it. Despite their age, these are waaaaayyyy too cheap. I think if anything their value should go up as they get less and less in numbers. Sorry about my jargon but I feel compelled to express how I feel regarding the 300z value. Why are Supras and RX7s(bat mobiles) dearer? when in my opinion the Z is an absolute work of art, I wouldn't even consider either of the other two - ever. This does get to me. Interesting thing was when I had broken down in a main street at Woy Woy (Central Coast) the number of people that stopped and admired the car is to be described as next to incredible. Even comments like, "I want one"!!! Mind you bonnet up and steam/smoke comming out - long story. If that does'nt spur you on, I don't know what does. I think its up to us as forum members to really start thinking of driving the value back up in these babies. From a personal perspective, If I had to sell my Z down the track and is in good order, like hell, It won't be for a pissy amount, unless its an absolute tip job. Sorry again - just expressing my opinion. Peter
There's a white 2000 model TT in Qld that can be had for around $75K, and it only has 15,000km on the clock!
