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Le W/ Chrome-package & Running Boards - Extended King Cab - Only 60k Miles on 2040-cars

US $12,995.00
Year:2006 Mileage:60442
Location:

Dunedin, Florida, United States

Dunedin, Florida, United States

 

2006 Nissan Frontier LE - Luxury Edition - Extended Cab Truck, with rear suicide-like-doors and full-size 6-foot bed: only 60k miles on the clock (and really clean condition, plus all services performed and paperwork contained since purchase earlier this year). We've used the truck to transport Art and Antiques and need to upgrade to a van! Please feel free to ask any questions about our truck, and our experience and use of it over the last year - happy to help - as we will do our best to answer as best as possible all we know.

 

  • Condition: We believe we are the 2nd owners of the truck, its been babied by us - all maintenance performed in the 10k we've driven it over the last year and it's been everything you'd expect of a reliable Nissan product; mostly we have used it to transport Auction items and now need a van.  Were selling it to the highest bidder who needs a CLEAN and VERY RELIEABLE truck from a non-smoking environment, and will give it a good home & the exercise the V6 4.0 Engine that craves speed!
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  • Features: If your looking at this particular model you are interested in the front and rear doors that clam-shell open to access the cab cleanly and completely to add cargo room, the bed is the FULL SIZE 6-footer, it includes the Utilitrak Cargo Tie-Down System for clamping down boxes, a boat, or Motorcycle (via the floor runners on the coated bed). The LE (Luxury Edition) has the enhancements of Chrome-Package and Running Boards not found on basic SV or SE base models; and front Fog-Lamps.
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  • History: We traded in a 2007 BMW Station Wagon to buy the truck earlier this year, we honestly thought it would solve all our problems in transporting MORE ITEMS than the wagon: but the truck doesn't have a topper, and vision with one added can be tough, for this reason we have decided to upgrade to a van; and rather than go back through the Dealership Doubletalk we'd rather honestly sell the Truck to honest folks like us looking for a great truck to fulfill their own business needs and you will find this one is a beaut!  We added all-weather rubber Nissan Floor Mats - real OEM - for the front and passenger; new Sumitomo Tires came on the Truck, which only have 10k in tread added (and plenty left for the next owner)...
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  • Shipping and payment: PayPal deposit required within 24-hours, or we can meet at bank, whichever is previously agreed if your the high-bidder or BIN.
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