2004 Nissan Xterra Se Sport Utility 4-door 3.3l on 2040-cars
West Halifax, Vermont, United States
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Super clean Xterra in the most desirable color combination. Non - smoker. No pets. Well cared for with a new radiator and thermostat last Fall, recent all terrain tires, new halogen headlamps. Starts right up from -15 (it was a rough winter here in Vermont) to 100 degrees. Runs perfectly smoothly and shifts like new. The 4WD operates perfectly and the truck handled foot deep snow and ice on the road superbly. There is a tow bar on the truck (was on it when I bought it) and a luggage cover which I didn't show in the photographs. Clear Vermont title.
I am willing to deliver the Xterra anywhere in the continental US for $1.50 per mile, so pickup won't be an issue. |
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