Low Miles!.well Maintaned Clean Hot 4x4 Pickup, Us Nissan Tennessee Plant Made on 2040-cars
Union, New Jersey, United States
I purchased this truck 5 or so years ago with v. low miles and some.light frontal damage.. I am the second owner.
Have pictures documenting the condition when I got it:: e.g. bent front corner of the hood (replaced), broken (one) headlight (replaced), cracked plastic grill (replaced) and cracked part of bumper cover. The other part and the chrome center did not need replacement. There were other cosmetic damages like dent on the gate (repaired), scratches, missing spare wheel etc. NO FRAME or any internal/electrical/mechanical component damage, no blown airbags etc. Since than I drove it with no issues, just reg. maintenance and upgrades. This is rare 6 passenger version where front worktable/storage bin neatly flips over and becomes 6th seat w/ own seatbelt. That's why the gear-shifter is in the steering wheel column and not in the center like most other Titans. Seats upholstery is like new, clean, not a single stain or cut, always had seat covers, driver seat had two covers for added protection. Nobody smoked in this car. We don't have pets or small kids. Came w/ heavy duty suspension for best handling w/load. I sell and install electric radiant floor heating and snowmelting, typically stuff one can carry in one hand. This truck - since I got it - never carried any heavy load, other than one ladder, few toolboxes and bunch of wires and insulation to do (always locally) this kind of light duty jobs. Never towed anything. I don't own a boat, a bobcat, trailer, RV etc. . I have added many extras like heavy duty rubber Titan floor mats, ladder carrier, bed toolbox etc and you are welcome to it. I also have second set of used rims (identical to originals - for a nominal price of $220 if interested). The bad:
The good:
Dealer serviced for few service recalls Nissan had on these. Please make sure you contact me for a test drive and your own and/or service station inspection. In my opinion this truck is really good, clean, dependable and quiet, but don't take my word for it as nothing beats in-person look, test drive and independent inspection. I live some 10 miles from Newark International Airport and have no problem picking up and dropping off anybody interested to come. From Manhattan, (other than driving) the best (cheapest and most convenient) way is a Path Train either to Harrison or Newark Penn Station.or NJ Transit bus from NY/NJ 42 st. Port Authority Bus Terminal. Just let me know a day or so ahead of time. If coming from the South, Edison, NJ train station is also close by. |
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