No Reserve! Beautiful Infiniti Q45t No Reserve Max Bid Win! on 2040-cars
Oak Lawn, Illinois, United States
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HI! For sale my 1999 Infiniti Q45T. This is Touring version so you can buy the best version Q45 Infiniti what was available between 1997-2001 I bought this car from my brother in law. Hi had this car like a 7 years and now I'm the owner so car is almost half life in one family hands. We really care about this car and is in pretty good condition what you can see on the photos. That car have some bad things like scratches and dents. Engine transmission and Electric staff works really good. One bad thing inside is rear window roller. Just want go down what you can do manually but always go up when use the roller switch. I have new roller switch and I will give you it with car. Car have new OEM Nissan arm bushing L n R side , new OEM Nissan Spark plugs. I have receipts on that parts. For someone who knows something about VIP Q45 I install OEM Nissan Grand Touring Grill from Japan for almost $300 and DVD CD Car Stereo Sony XAV 70 BT for over another $300 Almost new OEM Japan xenon bulbs. Car have 145K Miles but Engine and Transmission works really good. I always use Full Synthetic Castrol Engine Oil and only Premium 93 Gasoline. Three months ago was replaced fuel filter FRAM and Air filter. Cabin filter was replaced two months ago. Car is just ready for trips with new owner. This is No Reserve Auction so Max Bid Win! Good Lack! Any question just mail me. Thanks for watching! 
 
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