I have a 1990 GXE automatic, tan ext., black cloth interior for sale. I would part it, but I do not have the time, space and know how for it. It is a car that I sold to my father brand new. After he died about 5 years ago, I drove it until it got hit a couple of months ago. It was hit in the drivers side rear door and wheel. There is an arm to the wheel that is bent where it should be straight. It may be an easy fix for someone but I had been thinking of upgrading to a newer one anyway, so I'm letting it go.

The car has 187,000 miles on it. It was never smoked in and everything is in working condition. It was very well maintained - oil changes every 3K no exceptions. I have extensive service records that I will include. I had replaced the stereo at one time but am including the origianal that I did keep just in case. It has newer tires and a 3 week old battery. My father and I loved this car. I hope someone else can.

I do have photos, just thought I would be able to figure that part out in the posting of this message, but couldn't. I will post them in a reply as soon as I figured that part out.

I will take the first $1,000.00 for it as my wife says it has to go now. I will be listing soon on ebay or craigs list, but would rather it go to a true entusisast. I have pics and can send them of this 1990 no mods, well maintained 3rd generation. I even have a showroom display sign for the 1990 Maxima that I will include.

 

http://forums.maxima.org/3rd-generat...step-here.html

Good luck with the sale

 

If I followed the directions correctly I think this is where you can view the photos of this car.

http://photobucket.com/jlidon

 

The Maxima was checked out by a highly reputable mechanic here in Appleton, WI. He has ruled out any frame damage and feels confident that he can get that wheel fixed and driveable with front end alignment, parts and labor $700. Since this is more than the $300 or $400 I had hoped would get it fixed, I have dropped my price to $600. This mechanic does have a lead on the parts and is willing to do the repair work.

I am waiting this evening for one person that said they want it for $600. If that falls through I will sell it to whoever wants it for $600.00 This mechanic thought it would be a decent car at that point - $600 (car) + $700 (repair) = $1300. Let me know if your interested and if this other person does not come through this evening with the cash, I will consider selling it to anyone else at that same $600 price (as is of course). Let me know if you are interested.

 

This car has been sold.