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2005 Nissan Titan Se Extended Cab 4x4 Pickup 4-door 5.6l Low Miles on 2040-cars
US $10,900.00
Year:2005
Mileage:60985
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This is my step son's truck. He has a growing family, and needed a vehicle with more room for car seats, so he asked me to sell this truck.
PLEASE NOTE; I RAN AN AUTO CHECK REPORT (SIMILAR TO CAR-FAX) ON THIS VEHICLE, BUT CANNOT FIGURE OUT HOW TO LINK IT TO THIS LISTING. I CAN E-MAIL A COPY TO ANY SERIOUSLY INTERESTED BUYER. Or, if I can figure out how I will add it to this listing. The summary score was 91, and the vehicle showed 3 owners, and qualifies for buy-back protection. No accidents, no title issues. I've driven the truck about 100 miles over the last couple weeks. It is a pleasure to drive. Cranks, runs, shifts, stops, etc. very well. 4x4 works smoothly and without issues. My step son just spent about $2000.00 on the truck for new brakes all around (pads and rotors), new u-joints, and had a the passenger side rear quarter professionally re-painted to fix some deep scratches. Every feature on the truck works as is should, except that the tire pressure indicator will not go out. According to the manual it should go out when all the tires are aired correctly and equally, but so far that has not worked. The only thing I have not tried is removing a battery cable to re-set. So there may or may not be a problem with the indicator. The only other issues I have seen are some staining on the seats (he has small children) a bit of wear on the drivers seat, overall light scratches & chips in the finish, some light surface rust underneath on the frame rails and spare tire carrier. The truck has been well maintained. I have the clear NC title in hand. The owner is a non-smoker. I never realized how hard it is to get pictures of a black vehicle until I tried this one. We went up and down the street, tried flash, no flash, lighter, darker, etc. etc. My pictures make the finish look better than it really is, and make the seats look worse than they really are. TERMS OF SALE; This vehicle is sold as-is, where-is, with no warranty of any type. The only exception is that in the event a buyer arrives to pick up the vehicle after the sale and discovers a major mis-description, I will refund the buyer's deposit in full, no questions asked. I will not jeopardize my 3000+ perfect feedback for the sake of selling a vehicle. All potential buyers are welcomed and encouraged to personally inspect the vehicle, or send a representative to do so. There is a $500.00 PayPal deposit due within 24 hours of a successful sale. This must be from a Verified PayPal account that actually has money in it, not one drawn on a credit card. The balance is due within 7 days, and may be cash on arrival, check, or bank-to-bank transfer. Please note that any form of check will tie up the vehicle and title for up to 14 days pending clearing. Zero or very low feedback buyers MUST contact me first before making an offer, or your offer will not be considered. I can, will, and have prosecuted bogus buyers. Please ask all questions BEFORE doing a buy-it-now or making an offer. I will answer to the best of my ability, or find out the answer. Goofy questions, or items covered in the description, will be ignored. "Would ya takes" will be ignored. I am not interested in any kind of a trade for anything. |
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