1987 Nissan Maxima Se Sedan 4-door 3.0l Not Sure Could Be Gxe Classic Car on 2040-cars
Poughkeepsie, New York, United States
Body Type:Sedan
Engine:3.0L 2960CC 181Cu. In. V6 GAS SOHC Naturally Aspirated
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 6
Make: Nissan
Model: Maxima
Trim: SE Sedan 4-Door
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: FWD
Options: Sunroof, Cassette Player
Mileage: 121,858
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Sub Model: believe this is a the SE model, not sure
Exterior Color: Tan and brown
Disability Equipped: No
Interior Color: Tan
This is a listing for a 1987 Nissan Maxima. I am not sure if this is the SE or the GXE model. I have some original paperwork on it but it doesn't state what model it is. This is a used vehicle, being sold as is. The car has 121858 miles on it. Low mileage for a 1987. I have the title for this car with no lien holders. Included is the original manuals and warranty book that came with the car. Also the original receipts for repairs done by the first owner. These were in the glove compartment and I am not sure if these are complete records from the original owner. This is a really nice car. This car deserves to be repaired and/or restored if someone has the capability, I hate to scrap yard her.
Background:
The vehicle has had two owners: myself and my neighbor until 2012. The car belonged to my elderly neighbor and she purchased it new. When she left NYS she sold me her car. I have had it almost two years.
The Problem:
The car is drivable, but needs work to fix the brake lines and work on the frame. On Sept 25, 2013 the brake line rusted thru. It needs to be replaced. In addition, the car failed its last July 2013 inspection. It failed due to a dent in the unibody construction (right side) and some rust on the frame (left side). The guy showed me one spot of rust on the frame and the dent that caused the failure of the inspection. These issues are repairable. This would be a great car for someone who has the ability to make these repairs themselves, or has the money to spend at an auto body/repair station. The car also needs more work done on the exhaust system. I had replaced the muffler on the system about two months ago but exhaust still needs further work. There is a high pitch noise when the car runs and I have no idea what that is. The push button for the trunk release/opener needs to be replaced, but trunk can be accessed with the key.
The Exterior:
The car has a functioning sunroof. There is rust around the rear fender wells. The left rear door by the door handle has minor rust. There is some rust on the left front fender at very bottom and right front fender. The passenger doors have mirror rust. The right front part of the bumper plastic is cracked. On the hood there is a scratch, no rust yet. There is scratches on the roof that are minor. There are minor scratches on the trunk hood. There is some rust on the back above the rear brake lights. The tires are about a year old, and maybe have about 10000 miles on them.
The Interior:
The car has an original security system that works. It is called a theft warning system in the original paperwork. The system activates when you set it, even if you leave your windows down. There is a working AM/FM radio. There is a cassette. Not sure if cassette works as I have never tried it. The stereo has a working graphic equalizer. The car has working overdrive control switch. Vanity mirror passenger side. Spotlights mounted on inside ceiling between sun visors-all working. Interior light needs a bulb. There is a working luggage compartment light. There is car interior trunk access making the trunk readily accessible from the rear seat. There are three assist grips...front, rear passenger side and rear driver side. This is by design. Working trunk lid, and fuel lid openers in car. Working tilt steering wheel. The interior needs to be detailed as it is soiled from use. There is one button missing out of driver side seat upholstery. Seats feel like crushed velvet. The power antenna will not retract. You can hear it, like it is working, but it does not retract.
Information:
If you win or purchase this car you will have to call me to arrange for a day to pick this vehicle up with a tow truck, or like. I will ebay message you with my phone number. I would like to have the car moved within three days of the winning bid or purchase. If that is a problem please message me before you bid or purchase the car. Thank you.
Please read the listing and look at the pictures before you bid or purchase the car. I have tried to list everything. If you have any questions please ask before bidding or purchasing. I will answer all questions and concerns. This is a used car that needs repaired.
If you would like to view the car before bidding or purchasing please message me. Will not end listing for you to come view. This is a used, as is vehicle that needs work to run and pass NYS inspection. In the future there may be other problems that could arise that I am unaware of as this is a 1987 vehicle. I have listed every thing that I know.
I do not accept returns. No refunds. Any questions ask before bidding or purchasing. Cash, money order, bank check for payment at pick up. Or PayPal if they allow the amount, no echecks. Local pick up only please.
Thank you for your time to look at this listing.
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