2006 Nissan Altima S Sedan 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
Dresden, Tennessee, United States
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I am being honest about this car and I am not the wheeler dealer type, ask me anything you want about this and I will tell the truth okay. For sale 2006 Nissan Altima 2.5 automatic with 189,789 highway miles, Cars has been family owned since we bought it from Nissan plant a (FLEET) car in Tennessee. I eventually put the car in my sons name only when he became old enough, has a clean Car-fax, I am a hot rod car and motorcycle builder since 1977, so what happen the car is, my son hit a deer on his way to work, and then he just bought a new car and gave this car back me, that I had bought him for a high school graduation present 5 years ago, to do what every I wanted with it, but I have always did that maintenance on the car on schedule myself on time since we got it. So all this work I've done lately, is all after he hit the deer, so before I put the $1,800 dollars into fixing car, I check everything out 100% first, so I did cylinder compression check all within factory specs 5% 158 psi all 4 cylinders then replace the old spark plugs with new platinum ones as shown in pictures, always use mobile one full synthetic motor oil, no engine lights on and it runs like a scalded dog. This motor is solid as a rock. I did a routine trans service, I just change oil and filter Mobil 1 full synthetic as always along with air filter, air blows ice cold, everything works right, tires are good, no shake,it is sheet metal damage only, so you buy whats called a front clip. thats bumper,lights. fenders, hood, passenger, door. the frame was not hurt at all, car drives down the road straight as an arrow, no air bags deployed ever, does have rock clip in wind shield but has been repaired, trunk lid from bike rack mounted on car, good brakes, stereos sounds right CD player works trip gage gas mileage computer all good, gas mileage gauge says 27 MPG everything works correct I don't have the time to fix it right now, because I am training for full IRONMAN CHATTANOOGA on Sept 28 2014, I can text videos and more pictures by cell phone 731-819-9424 ps Facebook David Hatler i'm the David dancing on the podium at the triathlon in Nashville. so I can give you the name and phone number of a good local body man that would do the job complete for $1800 out the door. Kelly bluebook says $4500 to $6500 good luck and happy bidding thanks Coach David Hatler for Track & Field / Cross Country at Dresden School in North west Tennessee |
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