2003 Nissan Altima S 4-door 2.5l Automatic $3400 Obo Well Kept Call Or Text Now on 2040-cars
Saint Petersburg, Florida, United States
I am selling Altima 4 cylinders in great mechanic condition. High mileage due to highway mileage -drive every night non stop 130 miles w/cruise control at 70MPH to Ft Myers and come back w/no problems at all-
Mileage is 239500 and running solid. Very well kept. Must test drive to appreciate it. Good set of Michelin tires Alloy wheels Good A/C & heater Power everything (everything works as it should except the CD player) Clean cloth interiors (no smoke no pets) Clean and strong engine: No oil leaks at all, No water leak, Never overheated The good: in last 2 years I replaced battery, radiator and both hoses, AC Fan, alternator, distributor, belt, water pump , thermostat and tensors (comes w/timing chain so no need to change it ever), Front disc + pads & rear brakes done a month ago, front wheel bearings replace w/in 3 months, oil change every month -always clean- The bad: front bumper holes, right side fender bend-see pictures- hood paint fading but overall the body is in good condition. Looks good. I don't think there's a car as good as this one for the price. Like I said, the car can take you anywhere and will no break down on you. ASKING $3400 OR BEST OFFER If interest, just text me anytime or call me in lunch hours... 727-290-7765 - COME TEST THE CAR BRING YOUR OWN TAG AND DRIVE IT HOME ... thanks for looking. |
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