hi guys

im new here in this forum, but i need help. i deside to buy nissan 300zx but i need help with this. please can you tell me is there some problem with car what i need looking when buying one etc etc. also price range of different models?

 

im thinking buy nissan 300zx twin turbo manual.

 

thanks for help

hello and welcome...

 

buyers guide here :) http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=97871

hi guys

im new here in this forum, but i need help. i deside to buy nissan 300zx but i need help with this. please can you tell me is there some problem with car what i need looking when buying one etc etc. also price range of different models?

 

im thinking buy nissan 300zx twin turbo manual.

 

thanks for help

 

hi mate

 

welcome to the site!!

 

am local to you, so if you need help buying, just let me know.

 

i dont know everything, but i do know a little about 300zx.

 

alan.

Welcome :) need any help ask the experts here, they help me out alot ;)

welcome

Welcome to the glory days :)

Welcome bud :)

 

One thing i always say is, if you HAVE to buy a UK zed check for rust very Very carefully. If you want a Jap car try to get one that has'nt been in this country long, that way there is no danger of rust. ;) :)

hellooooooooooooo

Welcome !!

howdy.

thanks guys

i allready own honda prelude 2.2 vtec jap import, but i love to have one of 300zx. dont know how much i need for good one, what is average prices for 300zx. i saw some on ebay around 1000-1500. definetly i want import twin turbo manual.

Will need to pay a bit more than that for a trouble free one.....;)

i really dont know how much. and really need help with this guys.

The price of a good standard Z these days is around the 3 - 4 k mark.

 

You can pick some sheds up for less than that, but the money it will cost for you to put it right is going to be a lot more than 3 - 4 k in the long run.

 

Take your time, have a look at a few of them. Search the for sale sections here.

One of the advantages about buying from someone on this site is you can look through all thier previous posts and see what the car has done, it's almost like an automatic service history. Also 9 / 10 times, if the previous own was a member here, you know its going to have been well looked after.

Welcome to the nut house buddy.

 

The best advice, other than look at the buyers guide, is to take your time and get a good one. Try and avoid the temptation of a cheap one on ebay as you may end up regretting it.

 

Good luck with the hunt.

 

Darrell