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Ky Nissan 300ZX thuhet se qëndroi në një garazh për 28 vjet - dhe tani “po rikthehet në jetë”
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YouTuberi i njohur ChrisFix ka blerë për vetëm 2,300 dollarë një Nissan 300ZX të vitit 1990, i cili nuk kishte lëvizur që nga viti 1998.
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YouTuberi i njohur ChrisFix ka blerë për vetëm 2,300 dollarë një Nissan 300ZX të vitit 1990, i cili nuk kishte lëvizur që nga viti 1998. Vetura sportive, me ngjyrë të verdhë dhe çati T-top, kishte qëndruar për 28 vjet në një hambar, derisa pronarja vendosi ta shiste. Fillimisht, ajo ishte publikuar në eBay me çmimin prej 4,900 dollarësh, por ChrisFix arriti ta ulte ndjeshëm çmimin. Lexo edhe ‘Veturat më të vjetra’ të Britanisë dalin në rrugë për garën vjetore nga Londra në Brighton 2 min lexim Porsche synon të rrisë fitimet me modele ekskluzive, disa do të kushtojnë deri në 15 milionë dollarë 1 min lexim Të njëjtët motorë, logo të ndryshme: Çfarë i lidh Hyundai dhe Kia? 3 min lexim Nissan 300ZX është i pajisur me motor V6 prej 3.0 litrash dhe transmision manual me pesë shpejtësi, ndërsa kur ishte i ri zhvillonte 222 kuaj fuqi. ChrisFix ka publikuar pamjet e procesit të pastrimit, gjatë të cilit ka trajtuar…
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Ky Nissan 300ZX thuhet se qëndroi në një garazh për 28 vjet - dhe tani “po rikthehet në jetë”
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YouTuberi i njohur ChrisFix ka blerë për vetëm 2,300 dollarë një Nissan 300ZX të vitit 1990, i cili nuk kishte lëvizur që nga viti 1998.
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