2000 Nissan Xterra

SE SUV

6 Cylinder 3.3 Liter

Automatic

5N1ED28Y7YC566372

4 Wheel Drive

Gasoline

Power Windows

***SERIOUS BIDDERS ONLY*** If you don't want to buy the car, do not bid. Thanks. Unfortunately I need to get something a little more fuel efficient. I've owned the car for the last 5 years, it's always been reliable in the winter, and an overall fun SUV! It's never been abused or taken off road. I had the timing belt replaced around 100,000 miles. Oil changed in January, passed VT state inspection 3/22/11. Over $1,500 spent on upgrades/ new parts Below is a list: - New window motor on passenger side, new driver side tweeter, both last fall. Brake pads/ rotors replaced last March - Fenders, trim have been repainted black (Xterra trim is notorious for sun fading) - Step rails, mud flaps, and tow hitch removed to increase clearance; spare taken off and put behind seats - Gibson cat-back exhaust added last fall, AEM Brute Force CAI added last summer (Horsepower is around 200) - Carbon fiber dash trim, Illumiglo gauges, Kenwood head unit, Kenwood speakers all around (stock tweeters), ipod jack - Xterra all season rubber mats, rubber cargo mat in rear - 2 sets of tires (all season for summer and some nice rugged winters, both with at least 50% tread) - Ski rack, HID headlights, yellow fog lights (currently not working) ISSUES: Like I said, the fog lights are not working. I installed yellow bulbs back in December, and one went out after about a month or so. I believe it is a simple wiring issue. As you can see, there are several rust spots on the tail gate, should be easy to fill. The hood also has a touch of rust over to the left (passenger side) corner, although it's very minor. The undercarriage has rust, but nothing serious (typical for a New England vehicle). Also the front right window deflector was broken a few years back, and I have yet to replace it. In addition, I have a spoiler, roof basket, and a brush guard I am willing to throw in. Currently they are not installed. I had the brush guard on for awhile, but it was in poor shape and I decided to remove it. It can easily be sandblasted and repainted. Please feel free to contact me with any questions, or if you'd like some more detailed pictures I'd be happy to send you some. Thanks for looking!