Summary

Approximately $120,000 was invested in the build of this one-of-a-kind work of art. Built originally for Sony electronics this car became a star in movies, magazines and all over the internet.

Details

World famous Sony SEMA 2004 Nissan Fairlady 350Z built by Shawn Bennett. Featured in many magazines and Sony publications. It was the Sony SEMA car in 2004 and 2005. $120,000 invested in this race/show car. Has Vortech supercharger and Boyd Coddington wheels. Its roll cage and numerous suspension upgrades make it handle like no other. It stops with the help of the custom 14' rotors with 6-piston Wilwood brakes. It has a full body kit and is low to the ground with the help of the coilover suspension. The interior has Sparco race seats, harnesses and quick release steering wheel. The $30,000 sound system has two TVs, DVD, CD, front camera and all the latest Sony amps and speakers. Suede headliner and custom door panels painted to match the exterior blue. Stainless steel exhaust, NX direct port nitrous system (never used). This car was done with all the best parts you can get along with the best craftsmanship in the business. This is a one-of-a-kind car. The car has appeared at both the 2004 and 2005 SEMA and CES shows, on the set of the Fast and Furious movies and in print within such magazines as Road Gear, S3 and Performance Auto & Sound. It was also part of the 2005 Sony Specialty Series promotional campaign and appeared in a host of Sony marketing materials including posters, flyers, catalogues and on the Sony website.