Car for Sale Nissan Navara Frontier 4dr 2.7L Diesel Pickup 2003 (Chonburi Bangsaen) THB275000
- City: Pattaya
- Country: Thailand
- Listed: December 10, 2011 6:31 am
- Expires: This ad has expired
1 more child on the way, we need to upgrade to a larger car, Nissan Navara Frontier 4door 2.7L Diesel Pickup 2003, Only 1, previous owner than me. Drives every day, no problems, no issues, have had regular maintenance, and regular wear parts is changed, ball bearings, drive belts, aircon is cleaned, water, air, fuel filter is changed, Engine have had complete cleaning and runs flawless. New brakes, dampers front and back. Centrallock, 2 foldable remote keys. This model is very very cheap for maintenance, parts / repair Door speakers and amplifier with USB for Mp3, with cable for Iphone/ipod ect. Inside and out very good condition. The car is in Bangsaen 40km north of Pattaya Buyer pay transfer fee 275.000 or realistic offer. compare with one2car and other websites if you want to give an offer. Jesper & May 0822077701 Location: Chonburi Bangsaen it’s NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
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Nissan Navara Frontier 4dr 2.7L Diesel Pickup 2003 (Chonburi Bangsaen) THB275000
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