2002 Nissan Altima Base Sedan 4-door 2.5l, Messed Up Title on 2040-cars
Queens Village, New York, United States
Body/Paint has some wear as expected from a 2002 car, runs and drives... 5 speed gas saver Engine runs well, may need a tune up or something Clutch engages perfect and shifts are smooth Comes with alarm, trunk release, tinted windows. Interior is in nearly perfect condition. 16" wheels and tires look pretty new Car has been sitting for awhile so it just needs some love I am not able to get a new title because of errors on the current title I have Excellent for shipping out of country or for parts.... or maybe if you can get a new title issued... I am not the original owner Buyer takes care of shipping costs. Non refundable $500 deposit must be received 24hrs after close of auction, after which I reserve the right to sell this vehicle elsewhere |
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