Beschreibung
Nissan Platinum Metallic | Targa | 4 Speed Automatic | 3. 0 litre 6 cylinder | 12, 530 kms | AU$69, 995
When Doves Cry was on the radio and Ghostbusters was dominating the cinema when Nissan released the 1984 Nissan 300ZX 50th Anniversary Edition celebrating the five-decade anniversary of Nissan's founding in December of 1933.
Only 119 of these cars were manufactured for the Australian market and they were treated to peak 80’s design and technologies considered advanced for the time including a futuristic “Star-Wars” style digital instrument cluster with a dominant multi-LED sweeping tachometer, speed display and G-force indicator, climate control, cruise control, over-drive and of course the unique 300ZX Targa Roof top.
The 300ZX 50th Anniversary Edition's also featured "Nissan 50th Anniversary" commemorative badging, unique alloy wheels with gold accents on the fins, embroidered badging on the velour seats and floor mats, Black and Gold pinstriping separating the two-tone Silver and Black paintwork and a fixed spoiler.
This car must have looked out of this world in 1984.
Offered here is an out of the box, as new 12, 500 kilometre and Australian delivered Nissan 300ZX 50th Anniversary Edition.
Complete with its original book pack, warranty card and factory key set this would have to be one of the finest examples in the world, a true collector’s icon keeping the gaudy’s 80’s alive in 2020.
In excellent running and driving condition and just released from a stunning private collection, this 300ZX Special Edition still features every single factory fitted feature with zero modifications and in as new condition.
From the crystal-clear digital dash to the period Ming interior protection and rust-proofing decals still in the original Nissan Tempered glass windows this rare car is something special.
With limited edition Japanese modern classics on the rise in desirability and value around the world, this incredibly low kilometre, mint condition and limited production ultimate series 300ZX is poised to skyrocket in value. A viewing of this time-warp is a must.
