I went to the dealer and picked up my new Nismo rims yesterday. on the lot of Sheehy Nissan near Annapolis MD I spotted a Daytona Blue 350z Track model. So I had to check it out.

I have a Silverstone Track with no extra options but I always wanted a DB Track. So I talked to a salesperson, got the keys and inspected the car. But he wouldnt tell me who or why the car was traded in, thats normal business. But I want to know who owned it before and why they traded it in. I am considering a swap of my Track for this used track.

Do you recognize this car?...

Daytona Blue Track
Borla True Dual exhaust
AEM CAI
Nav system
Potenza F1 tires
Nismo Sticker on the trunk lid
Fairlady Z emblem on the trunck lid
Aproximatly 16000 miles

If this was your car PLEASE PM me. I want to know why you traded it in. I am heavly considering the swap of my Silverstone Track for this DB Track. But I suspect the car will go fast. Salesperson said the car has been there a week already and may not last the weekend!!!

 

Get the VIN and/or license plate number and go to your local DMV office. They will run a check for reg. owner for a fee. At least they will here in CA.

 

They won't do that in too many states any more. It's too easy to stalk someone and find out name and address simply by having a plate number from a car.

 

There is no plate because it is being sold by a dealership.

 

mukrat...i'll call over there and find out....I'll pm you tomorrow.

 

That would be awsome. I just want to know how the car was treated by its previous owner. If it was a kid that ragged it or an "older" person that just did some minor mods.

Theres alot of chips in the front, and the rims (where the lugs go) was all scrapped up. A DB Track in MD is a rare thing, I like rare

 

Most dealers will give you the name and number of the previous owner. When I traded in my 300ZX years ago I got about a half dozen calls from potential buyers.

They too wanted to know how the car was treated, why I traded, etc.

 

They wouldnt tell me anything :-/

Confidentiality laws or something.