1996 Nissan 240sx Base Coupe 2-door 2.4l Pearly White No Reserve Good Conditon on 2040-cars
Sullivan, Missouri, United States
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1996 Nissan 240SX 2.4 L runs excellent, shifts smooth. It has 212,164 has good tires, very clean. Cloth seats are in great shape, carpet, dash, everything inside is in very good condition. This car has had the oil change regularly and been taken car of. We purchased it 4/14/2008 for my son when he was 22 after someone ran him off the road and totaled the whole side of his trans am. It has done him good and never left him stranded. My son upgrade the differential to a performance one not that long ago. It does have the check engine light on and it has been on for a while. Last year we took it to the shop, it said it had a air line leak when we had diagnostic ran. We took it to the shop and they charged us almost 3000 and done a bunch of work and still the light was on. He put some little computer on it and told my son to drive it and the until the light went off and it never did. It runs great and never showed any signs of the light being on. It has few other issues that will need to be fixed or not. My son is married and decided to get something with more room. He hated to part with it and it been a great car. I picked it up and brought it to my house which is 2 hours away and could not believe how it still run that good. Since we are retired it was easier for us to sell it for him. We put tires on it for him about a year ago so they are still good. If it was not for the money to get their new car legal, I can tell you he would keep it. So you can email with any questions or you can feel free to call Tom or Cindy 573-468-4537 |
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