1997 Nissan Pickup Base Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Birmingham, Alabama, United States
I HAVE A 1997 NISSAN 2WD PICK-UP TRUCK WITH THE 2.4 4 CYLINDER ENGINE AND 5-SPEED TRANSMISSION,RUNS AND DRIVES GOOD.210,000 MILES,THE ENGINE RUNS GOOD,DOES NOT SMOKE OR RUN HOT,SMOOTH CLUTCH,SHIFTS LIKE IT SHOULD,THE TRUCK HAS A LIFT KIT(3 INCH LIFT?).
NICE INTERIOR,SEATS,DASH,AND GLASS ARE ALL GOOD.HAS THE BIG MUDDER TIRES,AND A CUSTOM FRONT BUMPER,HEATER WORKS GREAT.I BUY AND SELL CARS(NOT A DEALER),I JUST BOUGHT THIS TRUCK AND IT DRIVES GOOD,DOESN'T SMOKE OR RUN HOT.I DROVE IT ON THE INTERSTATE SO THIS COULD BE A GREAT WORK TRUCK,NOT JUST FOR THE WOODS.
I'M LOCATED IN BIRMINGHAM,ALABAMA,THE TRUCK HAS A OPEN MISSOURI TITLE,I'M ASKING 1900 DOLLARS OR BEST OFFER,BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SHIPPING.IF INTERESTED PLEASE CALL ROGER AT 205-356-5127 THANK YOU.LEAVE A MESSAGE AND I WILL CALL BACK,THANKS. |
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