1995 Nissan Pickup Xe Pickup 2-door 2.4l For Parts: Good Motor, Great Tires! on 2040-cars
Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, United States
I think I am the 4th owner of this truck . When I bought it 3 years ago, the motor had a bad lifter that was knocking. I had the engine disassembled and fixed, and while they were in there, they put in new rings and timing belt. That was less than 3,000 miles ago. We think the mileage at 65K is accurate. Last week, I took it in to have a rusted brake line replaced, and the mechanic called to ask if I wanted to spend money doing that, since it won't pass the next inspection in December because of the extensive rust on the frame. But other than that brake line, it runs and drives; however, the mechanic says it may be unsafe to drive since the frame is so rusted. The 4WD works fine and I have used it as a wood gathering and fence building truck around the farm for the last 3 years, and quick trips to the dump. The truck is available for pick-up in Holiday, PA, outside Wellsboro, PA. or can be delivered on the mechanic's rollback for $6.00 a loaded mile. You are buying a truck for parts and there is no warranty or return. Sale is final. reserve set at $1200. Please study photos carefully. Please ask questions! This is a re-list as the previous buyer was a non-payer. |
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