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Well, it is a 96 and it has tan interior, but I figured if its not a scam, still worth every bit of the asking price and then some. I wrote to the seller and told him I would pay his asking price. Here is his response: "Hi,
My name is Alex Martinez and I'm emailing you regarding the Nissan 300ZX that I have for sale. It is in perfect condition, with no need for any additional repairs. Flawless exterior condition, no scratches and no dents. It has never been involved in an accident.It has a clear title, Mileage 5073, Transmission Manual. I'm selling the car because my 22 years old son died 3 months ago in a car accident. A drunk driver hit him and his fiancé. He was with his fiancee's car coming to our home at his little brother birthday. It was his car and it brings me bad memories and that's the reason I want to sell it as soon as possible. The price that I'm asking is $7.600
Just let me know if you are interested.
Thank you,
Alex"
When something seems too good to be true, it usually is. Scary thing is that the carfax matches to a good title with corroborating information. La-Z-Link
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