Hello, Thanks for inquiring about my ad for the 2002 Nissan Frontier. The last thing I wanna do is scare anyone off, but I also don't want any issues after the sale. Almost everything I'm about to list has been like that since I bought it and the truck has run great and been dependable on long road trips. First a couple good things:

It has a tow package. Tires with lots of tread life. A almost new battery. Full sized spare tire. Multi disc CD player. Great gas mileage. I've tracked it at or near 23 mpg highway.

Now the bad:

As you can see from the photo posted the rear sliding window was broken. I have a piece of hard clear plastic glued in with roofing cement in its place. One of the tires is missing the center cap cover ($14 new on ebay). There are a few dings in the windshield, none have cracked. There is your standard scratches to be expected of a car and a few extras on the edge of the truck bed. There is some rust on the undercarriage and one of the brachets for the exhaust pipe broke off. The engine compartment is pretty good except the belts tend to squeal when its humid or wet outside and sometimes the vehicle shifts hard in the lower gears when the engine is still cold. But it does fine once warm and in higher gears. The AC does not work. Don't know why. Tried a few tricks with no success. Inside the vehicle the interior is pretty good. The sun visor DS is torn up, there's a cigarette burn in the seat. Little scratches and stains. The only big problem inside is the gauge panel doesn't illuminate. All the gauges work, as do the warning lights. Just not the speedometer, fuel, and RPM Lights. Also the steering wheel is off center. Vehicle drives straight, just the wheel itself is off.

Kelly Blue Book calls “Fair Condition” needing some repairs. With that description it says $4300 even when you say the vehicle doesn't have AC, which it does just needs repaired. Frankly I think this truck is closer to Good condition but am listing it less than KBB to make sure this is a good deal. Hope this list helps you decide if this is the car for you. Gonna be an as is sale since I'm not a dealer.

On Nov-06-13 at 12:24:43 PST, seller added the following information:

Forgot to mention the check engine light is on for the O2 sensor showing lower than expected o2 levels on the catylitic converter. It doesn't affect the drive etc, can still pass emmisions, but should be mentioned.

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Moving is not fun. On the scale of adult activities, it ranks somewhere between taxes and jury duty. Boxes need to be loaded, furniture needs to be lifted and the entire affair is typically fueled by a combination of pizza, beer and pain killers (a combo my friends affectionately refer to as "moving fuel"). It's not fun, and it's rarely easy.
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