The 1987 Nissan 300ZX 2+2 is a classic four-seat grand touring
sports coupe from the Z31 generation. The 1987 model year is highly
significant for Z-car enthusiasts because it marked the
introduction of the major mid-cycle aesthetic refresh known as the
"Kouki" style, which brought smoother, more aerodynamic lines
compared to the sharper "Zenki" look of the 1984--1985 models.Key
Specifications & Performance- Engine: 3.0-liter naturally aspirated
VG30E V6 producing roughly 160 to 168 horsepower and 175 lb-ft of
torque.- Layout & Seating: Rear-wheel drive. The 2+2 configuration
adds two small rear seats and extends the wheelbase slightly
compared to the standard two-seater coupe, making it a more
practical choice for longer trips or carrying extra cargo.- Roof
Design: Standard removable T-top glass panels, a defining design
staple of 1980s sports cars.The 1987 "Kouki" Refresh Features-
Lighting: Slim, full-width rear taillights replaced the older
segmented setup. It was also the first car in history to feature an
LED third brake light, which sits on top of the rear hatch. Bulbs
for the front pop-up headlights were updated to 9004 bulb-based
styles.- Bodywork: Rounder, more modern front and rear bumpers,
integrated round fog lamps in the lower front valance, and smooth
body-colored trim pieces.This 300ZX is an original car with just
16,000 actual miles on the odometer.
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