Nissan 240sx Datsun Coupe Five Speed 5 Tight Body, Drives Good, Shifts Good 1996 on 2040-cars
Columbus, Georgia, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Nissan
Drive Type: 5sp
Model: 240SX
Mileage: 300,000
Trim: yes
for your consideration, motor trans and rear end is good, interior is fair
apologize for the caps, "CAR IS NOT NEW, IT HAS GOOD MOTOR AND TRANSMISSION, IF YOUR NOT SURE AND HAVE ALOT OF QUESTIONS, PLEASE DON'T BID, REFUND IS NOT REFUNDABLE SO MAKE SURE YOU WANT IT, ITS CHEAP BUT DON;T BUY AND ASK LATER, I HAVE 100 PERCENT FEEDBACK FOR A REASON, BUT IF YOUR THINKING YOU NEED TO ASK MOM, THEN LOOK SOMEWHERE ELSE. again, apologize for the caps but this kind of automobile brings out the children with wish list in charge of parents computer.
car is in columbus ga, you must pay in full within 5 days or no deal
VERY IMPORTANT, IF YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS CAR IT IS AVAILABLE NOW, HOWEVER I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO PULL THE AD AND END THE AUCTION AT ANY MINUTE, IT IS FOR SALE LOCALLY IN COLUMBUS SO IF YOUR GOING TO WAIT TO SNIPE AT THE LAST MINUTE THAT IS YOUR RISK
car is sold as is
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