Very Rare 1995 SMZ #022. The Steve Millen Z is A Very Limited Edition, High Performance Twin Turbo Z Which was marketed only thru Nissans Dealer Network in the US and Austrailia in 1995. Approx 200 Built. Red 5spd Loaded Adult Owned & Garage Kept only 9,700 miles.

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...e=&cardist=316

 

Dayamn!!! I love that look.

 

mmmm, SMZ.....

just need to check my couch for $40k.....

i love those wheels and wish they still made them.

 

Maaaaaannn.....think they finance?

 

Another one.

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...standard=false

Bit more miles on this model.




Thanks for posting the pic on the my first post, NismoPick. I was lazy last night.

 

It's a private seller, so you probably have to get your own financing.

That's just my guess and of course I could be wrong.

 

No offense, but did you think we didn't know what an SMZ was? The question is, do you know what an SR-71 Z is? Or the GT-Z...

 

Non taken, but why whould I assume such, and how did you come to the conclusion that I didn't think you guy knew what SMZ was? I ran across this last night and I thought I'd share. It was a very low mile Z and it looked damn good. If you hit the link that was posted with the text, you'd see that I copied and paste the text from autotrader.com.


All I know about the GT-Z is it was also tuned by Steve M.

And if I remember correctly, SR71 was tuned by some Texas company. It had more power then the Millen cars.

 

a few years ago when i worked at cog hill one of the pro's there was selling their SMZ i wanted it bad, it was in GREAT condition, black, and he sold it for 16k. someone shoulda snatched it up

 

My point is, you could've just said "hey, check it out, an SMZ for sale." Yeah, the ad is written for people who don't know what one is, but in a forum where that knowledge is implied, it's not necessary to copy/paste that info. What's done is done, I simply didn't think it was necessary to provide info beyond the fact that there's a low mileage one for sale.

 

Um...I...I didnt know....

*hangs head*

*goes back to work*

 

I suppose your point would be right on, especially on a forum where Z car knowledge is all knowing, but unfortunately not everyone has your encyclopedic knowledge regarding this subject or any other subject for that matter.

The copy and paste was to show the description of the said car and nothing more and nothing less. As with anything is life, there is nothing wrong with bringing specifics when approaching any subject. Even as trivial as the subject of Z car on a Z car forum.

After all, like the poster who posted after you, this was a new knowledge, so it did benefit someone.

Regards.

 

What was the miles on that car?

After seeing what they are going for, if the miles were relatively low, 16k sounds like a steal.

 

Heck I did not know what that was either, and whats with the SR-71 Z??

 

It was a modified Z32 sold by Motorsports International of Waco, Texas. Basically all HKS parts, over 400hp (464bhp @ 17psi is what it was sold as, but there were cars that had over 500hp). Intake, exhaust, turbos and intercoolers, Kaminari body components, etc.

http://www.twinturbo.net/net/viewmsg...&forum=general



I'm on vacation and don't have my external hard drive with me, so I'll post more pics when I get home. Pics of these things seem to be impossible to come by.

 

pretty sweet. i'd heard of the special edition models like these being made, but i'd forgotten the names. very nice. thanks for posting.

 

i think it was around 70k miles but its hard to completely recall this was over 4 years ago when i was a sophomore in HS, its what made me fall in love with the Z32