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Item: 2008 plate Nissan Navara STX (Auto) delivered June 2009.

Location: Adelaide

Item Condition: 9/10

Reason for selling: Fantastic tow car but not required anymore

Price: 45k

Payment Method: EFT / bank cheque

Extra Info:

Has a load of optional / extra gear installed

R35 GTR driver and passenger electric seats (these will be removed but can remain for a negotiated price)

TJM Steel Bull Bar

TJM Snorkel

TJM under body protection kit

Pedders heavy duty suspension front and rear including rear airbag suspension

Winch

Rear spotlights

Xenon spotlights (worth over 6k)

Panasonic touch screen multimedia (sat nav, DVD, etc)

DP Chip ECU upgrade (standard 128Kw 403nm - DPChip 145Kw 442nm)

Pirelli scorpion tyres

Tow bar and electric brake controller with 7 pin round connector

Ute liner protector

Roof racks with bike rack

Headlight protectors

Bonnet protector

Window tint

It has 30,500 kms, always serviced by Nissan and balance of new car warranty. PM if interested.

Pictures:

navara_front.jpg

navara_RHS.jpg

navara_rear.jpg

navara_LHS.jpg

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