2004 Nissan Titan Xe Extended Cab Pickup 4-door 5.6l on 2040-cars
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Condition: This vehicle does not have any dings or scratches not evident in my pictures. It has always been completely smoke free. There are a few, almost unnoticeable scratches on the side. Also, on the front passenger side bumper, there are a few scratches, and some almost unnoticeable bumps in the body. I recently took the truck in and had almost $5000 dollars of work done on the truck in preparation for selling it. I am willing to share the receipts with anyone interested. The engine has been recently cleaned, and flushes have been done on the Transmission, Power-Steering, and Motor Oil. There were some leaks in the pipes which have been completely replaced (accounting for a large portion of the 5K). It is important to me to sell something in working condition. The Toyota service manager told me as I left that he wished he could buy a car from me. I am not trying to scam anyone: This truck is in GREAT Condition. It has only been driven 52,000 miles. Features: Brand New All-Terrain Tires, 6 CD Multi-Disk player, Air-Conditioning, Brand New Battery, New Windshield Wipers. I believe the truck had a slight lift on in when we purchased it from the dealer, which makes it look really nice. This truck is the XE edition with 4 Wheel Drive. History: My Father bought the truck new from the dealer, and has been the owner ever since! Shipping and Payment: I will be selling the truck locally, but am willing to travel within a 50 mile distance. I accept a cashier's check for the amount it sells for. |
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