Time Capsule `95 SE manual w/ photos
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Time Capsule `95 SE manual w/ photos
Clean machine
Target acquired
Park on the end....Pppppplease, Eddie!
MT 1995 Import Car of the Year and for years, the engine's on Ward's 10 Best.
With a Maxima, choose either a (1) quiet, comfortable ride; or a (2) brown-trouser job.
Great curb appeal
Whale Tail
Maxima - the original 4DSC (I know the decal is not period-correct on a `95 but it's close and I can't help it)
Coil pack covers from the junkyard
Car gathering of European cars - they're nutz about the Maxi!
Fun at parties
Trickle charging The Beast
Next to an `85 (?) Maxima
Glad the junkyard pulled this other `95 from General Population to keep on the road!
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UH....I think I left out my message, re my `95 Maxima SE. THANKS AGAIN FOR READING AND THANKS TO THE WEBMASTER AND KEEPER OF THIS GREAT SITE. Been a long-time LURKER! 
Hello All, nice to meet like-minded MAXIMA owners! I'm a long-time lurker to this site and follow with some photos and My Story. I bought my 95 SE from the showroom almost 30 years ago and it's been a great ride. The "Poor Man's BMW," yet this ride may last longer. I absolutely love this car!
88K miles, Arctic White paint is perfect, the entire rev range still seems like new. As many of you know, absolutely quiet, then immediate power and it seems as fast as it always did. Rowing the gears even in traffic is fun. Great gas mileage, still (though the rule per JAY LENO is Smiles Per Gallon). A fairly new clutch and new radiator. No leaks, squeaks and my JDM techs say it's solid, rattle-free, a sleeper. For fun I recently went to a junkyard for a few small parts and saw a white Maxima which the yard pulled away from the crusher to sell. I keep it pristine, avoid the rain and all systems including the Bose stereo are great. I'm absolutely neurotic (!!), lock it up, only park in end-spaces and take it to car gatherings. A recent Z car gathering found it next to a row of Skylines with folks asking to check it out. The VQ30DE engine is a pleasure to shift, immediate response. The stock remote pops the trunk, drops the front windows, sounds the alarm and will work up to 100 feet. The negative is that I'm becoming very sentimental about my JDM beast. THANKS for reading!
Hello All, nice to meet like-minded MAXIMA owners! I'm a long-time lurker to this site and follow with some photos and My Story. I bought my 95 SE from the showroom almost 30 years ago and it's been a great ride. The "Poor Man's BMW," yet this ride may last longer. I absolutely love this car!
88K miles, Arctic White paint is perfect, the entire rev range still seems like new. As many of you know, absolutely quiet, then immediate power and it seems as fast as it always did. Rowing the gears even in traffic is fun. Great gas mileage, still (though the rule per JAY LENO is Smiles Per Gallon). A fairly new clutch and new radiator. No leaks, squeaks and my JDM techs say it's solid, rattle-free, a sleeper. For fun I recently went to a junkyard for a few small parts and saw a white Maxima which the yard pulled away from the crusher to sell. I keep it pristine, avoid the rain and all systems including the Bose stereo are great. I'm absolutely neurotic (!!), lock it up, only park in end-spaces and take it to car gatherings. A recent Z car gathering found it next to a row of Skylines with folks asking to check it out. The VQ30DE engine is a pleasure to shift, immediate response. The stock remote pops the trunk, drops the front windows, sounds the alarm and will work up to 100 feet. The negative is that I'm becoming very sentimental about my JDM beast. THANKS for reading!
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