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Dealers will pay you CAP/ Glass pricing guide for your car. I sold mine privately a few months ago. These aren't the type of cars you can value off a guide. Mine for instance, a 2005 with 64k mileage in gunmetal with fsh capped at £4,500 however I sold it privately for 7k with people fighting over it. If you value half a day of your time worth £2,500 I would suggest cleaning it up, photographing it and advertising it online and inviting people to come see it. Then buy your 370z with no part exchange.
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Update: CAR SOLD MODS PLEASE LOCK I miss the car already, il be sure to hang around on the forum and see what everyone is doing. This forum was part of the reason I bought a zed, much better than the z4 forum I also joined all those years ago!
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PROVISIONALLY SOLD
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Viewing booked for this Sat 10/03/18
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I am selling my Nissan 350z 3.5de GT Coupe finished in Gunmetal Grey WV2, Registered on 07/07/2005, I have owned this car since 2015 and it has served me well. The 3.5 V6 engines in these cars are very reliable as you can see from other listings with 150K + examples. HPI report & Health checks provided showing this car is in good working order & all receipts included covering spendature over my ownership including every fuel receipt since I’ve owned the car – run exclusively on either Shell V Power 99 ron or BP ultimate 97 ron. The Cobra resonated exhaust was bought new & installed in June 2017. A lovely addition to this car as it allows you to hear the full note of the V6 engine yet doesn’t drone at motorway speeds. Only reason for sale is I have just received a company car and don’t see the 350z getting used and enjoyed often enough as it should. Well cared for and maintained, I will be sad to see it go. It has a full service history with a whopping 12 service stamps, last done Feb 2018 & MOT which expires Sept 2018 bodywork is very clean for age, only cosmetic damage to note is right underneath the front bumper there are scuffs either side (you need to get on your hands and knees to see), some minor wear on drivers leather seat bolster as to be expected – when I bought this car I travelled for many miles and viewed many others before deciding on this one. 2005 reg so also cheaper tax £300 as opposed to £500 on 06+ reg Any questions please contact Martin £6,500 cash and/ or bank transfer accepted. Car located in Carlisle, Cumbria (North West) PRIVATE PLATE NOT INCLUDED IN SALE Servicing: 06/07/06 @ 7,742 mileage – William Lewis Nissan 07/06/07 @ 16,080 mileage – William Lewis Nissan 04/07/08 @ 23,672 mileage – William Lewis Nissan 19/08/09 @ 33,583 mileage – J Edgar & Son Nissan 20/08/10 @ 39,532 mileage – J Edgar & Son Nissan 02/09/11 @ 43,988 mileage – J Edgar & Son Nissan 09/01/13 @ 47,329 mileage – J Edgar & Son Nissan 07/02/14 @ 51,875 mileage – Burns Motor Performance Specialist 11/02/15 @ 53,296 mileage – Burns Motor Performance Specialist 18/02/16 @ 56,603 mileage – Lloyd Honda 06/02/17 @ 60,453 mileage – Lloyd Honda 01/02/18 @ 63,316 mileage – Lloyd Honda • COBRA RESONATED EXHAUST BACK BOX • MICHELIN PILOT SUPER SPORT TYRES ALL AROUND • THIS IS THE GT SPECIFICATION WHICH INCLUDES: BLACK LEATHER INTERIOR WITH HEATED SEATS & ELECTRICALLY ADJUSTABLE SEATS, BOSE SUB BEHIND DRIVERS SEAT, CRUISE CONTROL. • POWER FOLDING DOOR MIRRORS • TWO REMOTE KEYS & ONE VALET KEY 18” Touring Alloy Wheels (painted bronze), Voice Recognition, 6 CD Multi Changer, Xenon Headlights, Radio/ CD/ Cassette Player, Air Conditioning, Automatic Climate Control, ESP, Electric Front Windows, Electrically Adjustable Door Mirrors, Remote Central Locking, Steering Wheel Mounted Audio Controls, Retractable Cup Holder, 12v Socket, Storage Behind Seats, Space Saver Spare Wheel, Multiple Airbags
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Mighty Car Mods have purchased a project 350z to get back on the road. I like they have a great friendship and the comedy value along with their content. Purchasing: https://youtu.be/yyAGsD110tY Fixing https://youtu.be/7JR6mrchkTg Enjoy!
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Rip fellow ginger and zed owner! Such a shame, so young. Was he a member on here?
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I love the question 'Do you know why I've pulled you over'? I bet a load of people land themselves in murky water by suggesting something the police officer hasn't even considered!!
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Iv been breath tested only once, when I was pulled over in my first ever car. A Peugeot 106. I blew a 0 as I told the officer I would. What annoys me is how the plod fire questions at you, trying to make you admit liability or be in the wrong. 'we had to do 50 to catch up to you, you must have been speeding'. Then when you explain the law of basic physics and how it's impossible to catch a car in the distance by doing the same speed as said car, your being cheeky! I'd make a good police officer. I'd be great at mixing peoples words up and catching them out. Searching every vehicle I came across as I 'smelt something funny' and stated the drugs act. Id also pull people over for incorrectly spaced reg plates - that actually does irritate me!
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How would you stop people parking on your drive?
Exec replied to HEADPHONES's topic in Off Topic Discussion
Leave some clout nails lying in his space pointy side up If he has a bollard there isn't much he can do, apart from maybe two bollards? If circumstances allow. Or call up a couple of friends and carry away the motorbike and place it a few blocks away? Edit: When I was younger we once hid a friends motorbike behind a wheelie bin whilst he was in the newsagents. Understandably he wasn't happy when he came out! -
No, wait, Doc. Doc. The-the-the bruise on your head, I know how that happened. You told me the whole story. You were standing on your toilet and you were hanging a clock, and you fell and you hit your head on the sink. And that's when you came up with the idea for the flux capacitor.
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I put her on because she lowers my premium! As others have said large insurers don't really care. Iv only got a modified exhaust and that doesn't make much difference either.
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Little Britain style 'computer says no'. I didn't think any claim would be logged against their address? We're in a cul-de-sac and I'm at the end and they're pretty much next door. I did think about questioning it with insurers but then thought maybe my premium was wrong and they would knock mine up. Kept hush!
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Today was the day I decided to sort my insurance out, 30 days before it expired. Iv found premiums to be lower the earlier you purchase them. Pretty much exact same circumstance and criteria as last year, with exhaust declared and no mods, which worked the premium out to be £302 with a £100 compulsory and £350 voluntary excess making £450 total. I hit search/ calculate on a popular comparison website and quotes come back at £570 premium with a £750 excess. I search through my data input to see if there's anything drastic I had got wrong, I had. I'd gone off the automated postcode search and accidentally clicked the wrong address, which is two doors down, and the exact same style house as mine with the same postcode. Within a stones throw. I change this to the correct house number and voila, £330 premium with same excess. I change it back and forth to make sure this was the sole cause of the hike, it was. I started to feel a little sorry for my neighbor! Previously iv just taken out a new policy annually with who ever is offering the best cover at the time. Iv called current insurers many times and they can never beat it, so I stopped asking if they can get close. I felt like it was a waste of my time and theirs. However this year, I call them up to lapse my policy and without mentioning any figures at all, I get £65 knocked off as a loyalty bonus! So I decided to run with my current insurer which iv never done before. Exact same cost as last year and same cover. I'm happy with that. My poor neighbor next door though!
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Shift Light, whats yours set to? (For optimum performance)
Exec replied to jamiebridge's topic in 350Z General
Mines set at 5500, as I like to have sufficient warning I'm approaching terminal velocity. Ill be honest, I only really notice it when on motorway slip road