2007 Nissan Titan Le Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 5.6l on 2040-cars
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States
I just purchased a new truck so my other baby needs to go. It has been an amazing truck for me over the last two years and always been taken very good care of. I do not abuse my trucks, hitting the beach occasionally and little mud here and there. Its a second vehicle for me so doesn't get the road time it truly deserves... Its the LE trim so comes with all the bells and whistles (leather, heated seats, back up sensors, dual climate, steering wheel controls, Rockford Fosgate stereo, power everything, and so on...). This truck is ready to roll with all services up to date, new battery, new brake pads, new rotors and new tires (put on this past year). No accidents, non smoker, and no pets.
Over $7000 added in custom options since my purchase 2 years ago...
2007 Nissan Titan 5.6 LE 4x4
79,6xx miles
Extras:
6 in Rough County Lift w/ leveling kit ($2000)
18 in Moto Metal black wheels ($800)
35s Toyo A/T Open County Tires (less than year old - 65,000 mile warranty) ($1400)
Bushwacker Fender flares (color matched) ($750)
Injen Cold Air Intake ($450)
Custom rear-side exit exhaust (full system with amazing, aggressive sound) ($1200)
Custom Hunter front grille guard ($250)
N-Fab Nerf step bars ($500)
75,000 mile service completed by Nissan
Reese Lockable hitch
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