When I bought my 04 the passenger side floor mat was missing.

Where is the best place to buy one? Call Dave B?

 

Try this...

http://www.car-parts.com

 

might just be cheaper to buy a pair of em off the forums

 

Why not just get a set of all season mats?

 

Keep an eye on ebay.
I just got a set of 4 oem for $35 shipped.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Brand...spagenameZWDVW

 

Sweet deal. I had a 92 rs camaro I was restoring and looked for some decent mats but most of the ones on ebay were junk or not the quality I was looking for. OEM still seem like the best quality.

 

Yeah, they were made by nissan, and this guy mostly sells the nissan ones.
Makes me wonder if he's cleaning up the inventory for his boss, or taking em out the back door and creating his own inventory.

 

 

Dave Burnette @ SouthPoint Nissan 18882546060

or

www.courtesyparts.com

or


www.pinnaclenissan.com

 

Nissan apparently only sells them in sets.

In got a set on the way from Dave B for $76.

Next question......dumber one.

I pulled my manual out for something and left it on the car.

eBAY the best place to replace that?

 

I got my manual and zipper case on eBay for like $20 shipped. I got my car used and I was lucky to have 2 keys...

 

My bad on the floor mat, I thought they might sell them in singles


The owners manual?

http://www.courtesyparts.com/nissan-manual/index.html


FSM : www.vq35de.com/ESM

 

One of the best investments its get some really good floor mats like the rubber type it protects and keeps the inside intact for future resale value , like the ones in weather-tech.

 

Speaking of keys, I just bought my first Maxima, an 06 SE with driver preferred package, and leather and everything. It only comes with one key. I assume I can just buy one of those transponder keys on ebay and take it to a locksmith who can cut it and program it, right? What does that cost?

 

The local Ace Hardware where I live programs auto keys...don't know what it costs though.

 

Why would you post this here on a old thread which has nothing to do with keys?

It cost about 140 dollars for key and programming at the dealer.