Nissan Terrano G3m-R 1997 – 3200cc Turbo Diesel Automatic $6,000
One female owner in NZ. I bought it directly from an importer and have owned it, its entire life in NZ. Selling because I have bought a later model Xtrail. Whilst I have owned it, it has never been used for towing heavy weights. I have a small trailer which I have towed to get rid or garden waste, trips to the dump etc.
195,000 km
Automatic Transmission
Cam-Chain motor
Removable Tongue Tow-bar - removable pin-type system
4WD/4x4
5 Seater
Twin air-bags in the front
Alloy wheels
Central Locking
Air Conditioning
Cloth Trim
Car Stereo
Four Wheel Drive
Power Steering
Power Windows & Mirrors,
Free Thule Bike rack - needs some attention
Current Condition:
Diesel pump is leaking - fix it yourself or remove and send it off to Morrison Diesel in Auckland (Google it) - best price I found
Small rip in driver side door - covered with tape
scratches and sunscreen stains on the doors
Window tint peeling on rear window. It can be all pulled off and replaced by you.
Front lights have covers to prevent condensation build up
Some rust below back seats - too many trips to the beach
Selling as is condition.
Current WOF and registration - both expiring in January
Roof rack mounts have been removed. Any questions please feel free to ask.
Call Michelle 021988008
More photos available on request.
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