2002 Nissan Quest Se Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.3l on 2040-cars
Columbia, Missouri, United States
PROS:
We've had this van for about 2 years, all electronics minus the dvd player work, cold AC, it has two LCD monitors, sliding doors on both sides and just made a 450 mile round trip, has three new tires. Also it has had a new battery and new sparkplugs, wires and cap and rotor in the last year. CONS: The tailgate is dented a bit but still function perfectly, the check engine light has been on the entire time we've owned it (O2 sensor code) and i think because of this it runs better after it warms up. It starts and idles fine and once its warmed up it runs and drives flawlessly, but if you try to drive it whiles its cold it'll die. After the engine temp is normal or after its been driven at any point in the day its fine, so we just lived with it. I wouldn't hesitate to drive this van anywhere in its current state and so delivery is available within 500 miles or so. (for delivery we'd need to work out distance for gas money and a return bus or train ticket back for me) Payment is due within 24 house of auction close, and must be $200 via paypal, and the balance in cash. Also the van is for sale locally, so I reserve the right to end the auction early, but the reserve is set WAY WAY under the KBB value, so bid away!! PS If you have any other questions email me via ebay, or call me (Eric) at 573-823-2132. |
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