2 OWNER, LOW MILE, RUST FREE 1997 NISSAN HARDBODY (D21) KING CAB XE!

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This 1997 Nissan Hardbody (D21) Pickup is an exceptionally clean, very original, 1 family owned (father & son) truck that spent its life in Oregon. You don't find these trucks too often, especially in this condition. The body is super clean and straight. The Cherry Red paint is all original except for the hood which was repainted due to clear-coat fading. The paint looks excellent. All of the chrome and trim is also excellent. The underside of this truck is also clean as a whistle and we found no rust issues with this vehicle.

The interior looks amazing and is all stock. The seats, carpet, headliner, dash, and dash bezel are all excellent. The headlights taillights, brakelights, and turn signals are all working. The gauges all work. This truck has tilt wheel and working cruise control. The horn and windshield wipers work and the heat and AC are also working. This truck even has the original floor mats.

Mechanically this truck is top notch and it starts easy and runs and drives wonderful. The engine is the original 2.4L Inline 4 Cylinder that runs like a top. It is all stock and these engines are known for their reliability and longevity. It has a 5 Speed manual transmission that shifts great with a strong clutch. It is mated to the 45G21 transfer case and the 4WD works like it should. The rear axle is the H233B 9.5 inch with 4.30 gears. The front axle is the CA43 with 4.30 gears. This is all sitting on a beautiful set of factory aluminum wheels with Toyo Open Country tires size 235/75/15.

We drive what we sell so that we can give you a first hand and accurate report on how the vehicle runs and drives. Our pictures are never touched up or photoshopped. What you see is an accurate representation of the vehicle. We take consistent pictures and show you everything so you can get a true representation of the vehicle.

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