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2005 Nissan Frontier Se Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars

Year:2005 Mileage:102170 Color: has been very well maintained
Location:

Winfield, West Virginia, United States

Winfield, West Virginia, United States

This 2005 Nissan Frontier 4X4 is in excellent condition and drives just as it did off the showroom floor.  There is a low reserve on this.  Great truck at a very reasonable price.  The truck has a tow package with a rating of 6500 pounds.  The automatic transmission shifts perfectly, and the four wheel drive engages easily. The suspension and steering are nice and tight. There are four brand new tires on this Truck, and brand new brake pads and rotors. The oil and filter and the air filter were just changed as well. This Truck is ready to be picked up and driven anywhere (I can offer free pickup from the Charleston, WV airport if needed). The Gray Metallic exterior has been very well maintained, and it looks excellent. There are only some stone nicks and there aren’t any dents or scratches on the body of this Truck. The paint has maintained excellent gloss and luster over the entire body. There isn’t any body rust at all, and the undercarriage is clean and in terrific condition. Both of the bumpers are in excellent condition, and the bed is also nice and clean. The alloy wheels look almost like new without any damage.  The interior of this Frontier is fresh, clean, and has been kept well maintained. The carpeting is fluffy and clean throughout this Truck. The seats are all in excellent condition with only minor wear on the driver side. All of the interior trim pieces are intact, tight and in excellent condition without any cracks or damage on the dash or door panels.  The vehicle history report is clean without any accidents or damage history.  This is a really great looking Frontier that runs excellent. I wouldn’t hesitate to jump in and drive this Truck anywhere in the country. Brand new tires rugged all terrain P265/75 R16.  As you can see I've added an aftermarket GPS/Back-up Camera/Hands-Free/Bluetooth/DVD player (cost $889).  There are some very minor blemishes that are so small that they did not come out in the pictures (I've taken close ups on the last 2 pictures).  This truck has been paid off and I have possession of the clear title.  The truck has 2 sets of keys with FOBs. Please no trade offers.  Thanks for looking and good luck!!

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