1986 Nissan Truck :: Clean :: 49k Miles :: W/ New Undercoating And Tires 30+mpg on 2040-cars
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States
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RARE TRUCK FOR SALE
This truck is extra clean, and I just had an undercoating put on it along with brand spanking new tires. As you can see by the photos, the interior is flawless, the engine looks and runs great, and it has a cool custom pool ball shifter. FYI: I drove form Johnson City to Knox, back from Knox to Johnson City, from Johnson City to Abington, and from Abington to Knoxville, and from Knoxville to Johnson City in 2 days (over 550 miles) and the truck didn't have a single problem. I've never ran her that hard before, but she runs great. Had to move a mattress, and went on a fun bike trip to the creeper trail. Fun little truck, good for moving something on the rare occasion, and great on gas. Pros: - Less than 50,000 miles. This is very rare to find a truck like this in this condition. - Long Bed - BRAND NEW TIRES (that's over $350 that you don't have to do right there.) - BRAND NEW CATALYTIC CONVERTER - BRAND NEW MUFFLER ASSEMBLY AND EXHAUST. - BRAND NEW WINDSHIELD WIPERS - Cool! It has a bike rack, brand new and easy to take on and off. - 5 speed manual transmission; it's a gas saver - 30 + MPG - Original Seats - Original Owner's Manual - BRAND NEW HEADLIGHTS (bright and clean) - It's a classic - and much more... Cons: - The shifter boot has a tear in it (see photo) - The left front signal light cover is not attached, but I have the original, and all it needs is to be screwed on and have a new bulb. (any auto shop would do that for $30 bucks, if that, or you could do it yourself. Just haven't got around to it). - Very small scratch on hood (see photo) other than that, it's clean. - Old Timey Radio (works great but doesn't have the bass that modern day radios have nor the auto seek functions; it's a turn dial. But hey, it's sounds good and it has a cassette.) Note: They make a cassette tape with a headphone jack that comes out of it for a few bucks at Walmart or Radio Shack if you want to hook up an iPod or something. Overall, this is a truck that you aren't going to find pretty much anywhere else in this good of condition. It runs good, sounds good, and I've had my mechanic tune it up. There's a bunch of new stuff put in it, and she will do you well. Esp. as a secondary vehicle or for something you want to take out for a fun little spin. Thank you so much for your interest, and happy eBaying. Be advised, I am listing this vehicle locally, and I reserve the right to end the auction/listing at anytime. |
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