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Up for sale is my former daily driver 2006 Nissan Xterra 4x4 v6 automatic with 140xxx miles as of 2/13/2014

The VIN is 5N1AN08W06C526520

Grey interior, Red Brawn exterior.

The carfax on this vehicle is perfect, no crashes or impacts, all maintenance has been done on schedule at either a Nissan Dealership or a local certified mechanic. I am the 3rd owner of this truck, and it still drives like it is brand new.

Originally this truck was from Ohio but for the last three years it has been in Florida. When I purchased it, I took the time to sand/prime/paint the frame as a preventative measure. The body has absolutely NO rust. A recent inspection checked out the cooling system and transmission and OK'ed it, but i did the bypass anyway (most common issue on this truck.) It already had the fuel sender unit replaced under recall.

This truck has been outfitted with rancho coil and leaf springs and bilstein shocks to improve the ride and lift it approximately 2"

It has 5 255/85r16 bfgoodrich mud terrain KM2 tires that have 16k miles on them, last time they were rotated (1k miles ago) they were all wearing perfectly although you can definitely hear the MT "hum."

I also upgraded the sound system to a JVC head unit with USB, AUX and Bluetooth capability and added the steering wheel controls.

The truck is in great shape mechanically and aesthetically. It has a few minor scratches and dings but nothing bad. It does not have any rattles, whines, leaks or clunks.

The cloth interior is in very good shape, there are no tears or stains. Some of the plastic has been scuffed in the trunk, and rear console from carrying gear/supplies around.

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