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1989 Nissan 240SX XE for sale!

Not many of these cars left! This one does need some work, mostly body work. As you can see from the pictures there is damage to the front and rear bumpers as well truck lid. The windshield is cracked and there is some rust and it needs new tires. The car runs great though (but it does need a new battery) and the A/C runs really cold. The timing chain and guides were replaced a few years ago along with the head gasket. The car currently has less than 108,000 miles. It's super fun to drive; you just can't help but put your foot into it! It has an aftermarket CD/stereo and an aftermarket alarm system.

I would love to restore it but realistically I don't have the time for it, have too many cars and I would rather have someone else take the time needed to bring it fully back to life. Being sold strictly as is!

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