Question on 96 300 zx value
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Question on 96 300 zx value
My wife inherited a very clean 96 300 zx from her grandmother two years ago and is thinking of selling it since she doesn't drive it much. It is number 34 of 300. It has a signed print from the car designer, a certificate and a plaque on the dash. It is all original and well maintained with around 67,000 miles. It's a 2+2 t top not twin turbo. I guess the real question is does the 34 of 300 add any value. Any help will be appreciated.
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Remember the saying "A picture is worth a thousand words" ? A picture or two would be helpful here.
See also: https://z32.wikispaces.com/Production
AFAIK, the "XXX out of 300" was just Nissan's way of counting the last 300 300ZX's produced.
As for the real value: The Z32NA isn't as sought after as the TT, especially being 2+2. There have been quite a few Z32NA's being sold for $1500-$5000 lately. KBB values it at $1500-$2k, NADA: $4k-$9k.
If she really wants to sell it, check out the Z Car groups on Facebook...
Remember the saying "A picture is worth a thousand words" ? A picture or two would be helpful here.
See also: https://z32.wikispaces.com/Production
AFAIK, the "XXX out of 300" was just Nissan's way of counting the last 300 300ZX's produced.
As for the real value: The Z32NA isn't as sought after as the TT, especially being 2+2. There have been quite a few Z32NA's being sold for $1500-$5000 lately. KBB values it at $1500-$2k, NADA: $4k-$9k.
If she really wants to sell it, check out the Z Car groups on Facebook...
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