1990 Nissan D21 Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Levittown, New York, United States
I bought this truck thinking I would keep it a long time but plans have changed. I bought it from friends who had it for quite a while, they had purchased it from the original owner, so I'm the 3rd owner. Thinking I was gonna keep it I did a fairly comprehensive freshening up on it last yr @ 104K mi.. So lets start at the front w/ a new radiator, water pump and thermostat. The motor received a complete tuneup incl cap,rotor, new wires, fuel/air filter, new injectors, engine belts,and valve cover gasket. The trans and rear diff oil changed. Anew cat, muffler, mid and tail pipe. The rear shackle spring bushings replaced which keeps the bed level and quiet.New shocks, New front brake pads, the rear shoes along w/ wheel cylinders were done just before I bought it, everything in the back has been adjusted. New tires!! on 15" pathfinder wheels. Inside the cab I put new speakers in the doors and replaced the blower fan resistor, and replaced the air filter/screen in the heating duct. It has a new windshield after a dump truck spit a rock up and cracked it. This is a great truck!, it does not leak, burn or smoke anything. It's quiet and rides nice. It's good on gas w/ good power. As far as I can tell it's never been worked and has never towed anything. There's v. good heat a decent stereo and the head liner and seat are in good shape...and yes I will vacuum it out!, just been too cold today. Someone is going to get a truck that is a solid performer. Yes its 24yrs old, but most everything has been done and there's a lot of life left. There's some paint fade,clear coating is gone in spots, a couple small dents that can be pushed out, but all in it's a great little truck. Straight up, the reserve is modest @ $2000, don't call and offer me less. If you live on or near LI, NY you're welcome to call me, come and look, take a drive, kick the tires. I'll even help get it to you if needed.It's gotta go and someone is getting a hell of a deal! btw, I'm 54 and a bit of a car nut so you're not getting something that's been abused or cobbed together. I've been using it at least 2x a wk to go to work and haul my bicycles on the wkends. I've got signs in it and listed locally so I reserve the right to end the auction at any time, thanks for looking and any questions pls call, my name is Joe and my # is 516-978-5634. Good Luck!
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