2012 Nissan : Titan Sl Crew Cab Pickup 4-door on 2040-cars
Gallatin, Tennessee, United States
2012 Nissan Titan SL Crew Cab with 37,876 miles on it. It is a 2wd with back up assistance, navigation system, bluetooth, XM stereo, heated seats, dual air, DVD player, sunroof, leather seats, automatic lights, automatic dim able rear view mirror, tilt wheel, tow package, rear panel storage, 6 disc cd play Rockford fosgate, rear panel storage, hydrolic tail gate, and bead rail tie downs. Truck is in excellent condition and has every option you can think of I am sure I left some options off. I am the 2nd owner of this amazing truck I purchased it aboout 7 months ago from Nissan certified pre owned lot. I still have all original paperwork from sell. Payment is best by cashiers check to the bank since they hold the title or cash in person upon pickup. I have set the reserve for what I owe on it so I am not trying to get rich off it. Once sale is final payment needs to be received by two days or arrangements need to be made to pickup. Willing to deliver within 150 miles otherwise local pickup or delivery is paid for by the buyer. Truck will not be delivered until payment is made in full. The truck has 37,876 miles on it but I do still drive it about 10 miles to work and back each day. I am telling you this because I am an honest person and want to be straight forward with you just like I would want you to be with me. If you have any questions about the truck feel free to email or call (615) 719-2299.Thanks for looking and have a blessed day.
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