2004 Nissan Xterra Xe Extra Clean 3.3l Beautiful Car on 2040-cars
Tampa, Florida, United States
This is a very nice 2004 Nissan Xterra in Silver. This truck is in outstanding condition and runs and drives perfectly with no issues. The air conditioning is ice cold and the motor runs strong. It is easy to see that this truck has been well cared for and properly maintained. All of the electronics in this truck are working like new. The radio sounds great.
There are no rips, tears, or stains anywhere on the interior of this vehicle This truck has no rust, and is good mechanical condition Walking around the vehicle there are no major scratches or dents of note. I have tried to take pictures all the way round the vehicle to honestly and accurately show how nice it is. We have lots of experience with eBay customers and can help answer any questions that you may have regarding the vehicle, payment, or delivery. if any customers would like to come and see the vehicle or take a test drive we are located at Automax of Tampa Inc. 14441 N Florida Ave. Tampa, FL 33613 813 263 7154 If you have any questions or would like more pictures contact Harry at 813 263 7154 |
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