1989 Nissan Pao Custom

The PAO is without a doubt one of the most unique cars to come out of Nissan this decade. With its super retro styling, it screams 1960's beach cruiser, yet with the functionality of a new car. With a limited production run of only 3 years, the entire first come first serve allotment was filled within 3 months. Finished in it's most trademark color, the Olive Gray (DJ0) paint turns heads everywhere it goes. The color is extremely unique, which pairs perfectly with it's one of a kind styling. Admittedly the color doesn't show as well in photos as it does in person, the color really is a deeper olive green hue than the more common Aqua Gray ones that we've had in the past. The paint shows well for its age, however, it does have some fading along the top edges of the door and side panels. There's no clearcoat peel, simply some fading so it isn't too noticeable until you get up close. The stock bodywork looks great and is largely dent or ding free. The quirky styling has a ton of subtle little details that you notice the more time you spend around it. The exposed outer door hinges, the split-folding vented rear windows, polished headlight covers, down to the tubular bumpers. This car gets attention everywhere it goes, so be prepared to answer questions every time you stop.