2003 Nissan Altima Se Sedan 4-door 3.5l No Reserve.. Look on 2040-cars
Florence, Alabama, United States
This is a nice daily driver that has a broke timing chain we think. MORE PICS COMING SOON>> It was raining..lol It was being driven everyday as a primary vehicle and stopped going. It will turn over but will not start. Average shape on the inside. Door handles are damaged. interior is blue. Small scratch on drivers side at the bottom. This is a perfect project for the person that has the time to fix it. Vehicle was replaced with new and is no longer needed. I do not have the time to work on it. My loss your gain. 3500.00 -4500.00 car when repaired. Please bid with confidence and because the car has 230k miles we are selling it as-is where is with no warranty. Starting it cheap with no reserve. Serious bidders only please. We intend on selling it to the high bidder with a smooth transaction. Good Luck. |
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