KY 79K Original Mile 1996 Nissan 240SX - No Sunroof

[bisoo369]

If I was in the market I'd like to pay 6k but would come up to 6500 maybe even 6750 because I know the chances of finding something like this are just getting slimmer and slimmer. Good price

[chokudoriS13]

Originally Posted by beems240sx

Man is this really where things are headed? I bought my 1995 240sx manual trans for $3,500 10 years ago in basically same condition, no check engine light tho..

Is this where I bring up that near-mint 911SC that I could have bought 10 years ago for $8k? Last time I checked, we don't live 10 years ago.

[supersayianjim]

clean, but id pay 4.5 max

[Benfica7]

Worth the money to someone who isn't going to turn it into a missile. Clean 240's are becoming rarer and rarer.

Stick to your guns OP, GLWS

[brokeboi01]

Originally Posted by beems240sx

Man is this really where things are headed? I bought my 1995 240sx manual trans for $3,500 10 years ago in basically same condition, no check engine light tho..

Well yeah that was 10 years ago. Now that most 240s are practically beat to shit, of course those in good or better condition would become an investment.

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[s14Art]

Hold onto your asking price. This is a perfect example of a clean platform that someone could use to build into whatever they want. I sold my '97 Kouki with 87k miles for $19.5k in January 2017, granted it had a properly built RB25 and plenty of suspension mods. From my experience, the reason why it sold for such a price is because the car wasn't ruined. Interior was almost bone stock besides the 3 gauges on the a-pillar. Exterior was bone stock besides the WORK VS-XX's.

After law school, I plan on purchasing a bone stock S14 and having a reputable shop (RS SPEED DESIGN located in GLENDALE CA) restore and build the car exactly the way I want. If I was in the market, I would definitely pay at or near asking price to scoop up a fresh S14 like yours. Don't listen to the typical broke ass people. They were also offering me $13k for my car. And then someone flew out from the east coast with his wife and paid full asking price.

[s14Art]

I'd also like to add... just because a car has an SR doesn't necessarily mean it's worth more than a bone stock KA24DE. SR's were cool.... 20 years ago... It really depends on what a buyer is looking for.

There are many cars with SR swaps out there, and many of those swaps are done poorly... messy wiring, no A/C, gauges don't work, etc... Someone looking for a low-mileage S14 is unlikely to be looking for a car with a shitty swap with no A/C.