My First Car is A Maxima!
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My First Car is A Maxima!
I recently purchased this car last week for $1800. It is a 1997 Nissan Maxima SE. And it is my first car I've always wanted a 5.5 gen to start but this is just fine. The car also has 135,000 miles on it. I will be leaving it stock for a month or two but i will eventually mod it.
lmk what you think about it and any suggestions you might have!
lmk what you think about it and any suggestions you might have!
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ill probably take it off eventually the only plans i have for it now are putting on maxima rims from a 04-06 se, tint on the rear windows, a new audio system,and hid lights.
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Nice find! No sunroof and cloth interior = great starting point for a fast and light weight 4th gen. Don't put those boat anchor wheels on it, get some lightweight 16s or 17s imo....
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Looks good, not a bad starting point. I got lucky and ended up with a 5.5 as my first car so I know where you're coming from with that. Am I seeing things or is that damage to the fender by the driver side headlight?
+1 on the comment about removing the Maxima emblem about where the idiot before you put it. It looks ridiculous.
+1 on the comment about removing the Maxima emblem about where the idiot before you put it. It looks ridiculous.
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Have you had a chance to look under the car?
Reason I ask is because the exhaust looks rusted out. Hopefully it isn't too bad under there.
You did get a really good deal on the GXE though
Reason I ask is because the exhaust looks rusted out. Hopefully it isn't too bad under there.
You did get a really good deal on the GXE though
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Looks very nice. Drive it around and see if you throw any CELs - my sister bought a '96 from an unscrupulous dealer who had reset the lights; they came on right as she pulled into the driveway at home. Way to spoil the honeymoon...
That said, CELs are usually no big deal - you should only be worried if you lose oil pressure, really - and fourth-gens are generally mechanically quite solid, so you're in good shape. I'ma just go ahead and ask you to get that grille painted, though - I can't stand the chrome.
That said, CELs are usually no big deal - you should only be worried if you lose oil pressure, really - and fourth-gens are generally mechanically quite solid, so you're in good shape. I'ma just go ahead and ask you to get that grille painted, though - I can't stand the chrome.
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