2003 Nissan Sentra Ser Spec-v 2.5l W/ Aftermarket Work 200hp+ 6 Speed on 2040-cars
Brooksville, Florida, United States
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The car is great and I would not hesitate to dive it across the
country right now which is why i am offering to deliver the car given a
deposit and extra fee. I am 25 years old and this is the car that got me to and from
college. It's a great car but now that I graduated and am engaged I
think its time to get a brand new car :)6 Speed Transmission. Megan
racing strut bar exhaust, down pipe, headers, cold air intake. A/C
blows nice :) I will link some videos of the car so that it can speak
for its self.There is some paint fade on the drivers side. and the rear
bumper is flat black not painted. Car comes as-is no warranty given as
I'm just another person
Great car I don't know what I can say that a video wont show better for me. |
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