CAN-Other 1992 Maxima SE parts car
07-08-2010, 05:19 AM
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1992 Maxima SE parts car
Mods could you change the name of the thread to what it says in here rather than "feeler thread"
I picked up this maxima for free today so i'm going to part out what i can for the .org. Make me some offers. I havent scrapped it fully yet but the majority of parts are easy to get out in a timely fashion.
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Tail lights $75 shipped
Headlights - $50 + shipping
side lights - $20 + shipping for the pair
Foglight switch - $15 shipped
I'm not going to list every single part on the car cause i'd be here all day and you already know what parts there are on a 92' max.
Just let me know what you want
shoot
paypal is seand!cksaet@hotmail.com there is no exclamation mark...but it would censor it.
I picked up this maxima for free today so i'm going to part out what i can for the .org. Make me some offers. I havent scrapped it fully yet but the majority of parts are easy to get out in a timely fashion.
MORE PHOTOS ADDED BELOW
Tail lights $75 shipped
Headlights - $50 + shipping
side lights - $20 + shipping for the pair
Foglight switch - $15 shipped
I'm not going to list every single part on the car cause i'd be here all day and you already know what parts there are on a 92' max.
Just let me know what you want
shoot
paypal is seand!cksaet@hotmail.com there is no exclamation mark...but it would censor it.
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07-14-2010, 07:34 AM
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No mud flaps that i'm aware of. I can check on my way home in 30 mins.
I'll check on the arm rest, the front seats are not very good as far as you are concerned i'm sure
I'll check on the arm rest, the front seats are not very good as far as you are concerned i'm sure
07-14-2010, 08:47 AM
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You're contemplating getting a complete car for ~$75ish, but you want to make sure you can make at least $75 back before getting it?
There's absolutely no reason you can't make a few hundred dollars off it, even if nobody chimes in here and says they want stuff ahead of time.
Most of us would want pics before calling dibs on stuff
There's absolutely no reason you can't make a few hundred dollars off it, even if nobody chimes in here and says they want stuff ahead of time.
Most of us would want pics before calling dibs on stuff
07-14-2010, 10:20 AM
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i'd want a foglamp switch, if you have them the clear lenses for the door lights (courtesy lamps?), drivers door window motor rear passenger window motor, if it's a VG i'll also take a heater tap, if it's modded i'm looking for a rear strut brace and a stillen kit minus the rear wing,
list up prices of whats available and postage to 6104 in Aus, if it's cheaper than ebay i might buy something on a pay week of course lol
list up prices of whats available and postage to 6104 in Aus, if it's cheaper than ebay i might buy something on a pay week of course lol
10-22-2010, 02:10 PM
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car is in my possession 
1st post updated. Get at me with what you want
Black on black leather. The passenger side seat is shot...well the part your *** sits on is. Most everything else is in good shape. Runs quiet and shifts smooth.
1st post updated. Get at me with what you wantBlack on black leather. The passenger side seat is shot...well the part your *** sits on is. Most everything else is in good shape. Runs quiet and shifts smooth.
10-23-2010, 06:54 PM
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i cant be the only one wondering why you wouldnt sell it whole as a running usable car?
did i miss sumfin?
i just sold my 92 se ve automatic for $1300 with 242k
it wasnt exactly perfect either
did i miss sumfin?
i just sold my 92 se ve automatic for $1300 with 242k
it wasnt exactly perfect either
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10-24-2010, 08:23 AM
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I don't think anyone around here would be willing to do that. The underside is rusted pretty bad. Security problems. All break lines need to be done. I figured it would be more useful here to you guys
10-24-2010, 01:04 PM
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I tried to take out the tail lights but it seems that they are "sealed" in with a black sealant which is very sticky. Anyone use anything in particular to get these suckers out? I removed the 3 nuts but they are still stuck good
10-24-2010, 08:29 PM
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10-26-2010, 04:15 AM
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thats what i tried the 1st time. I used a utility blade. I'll try again. It doesn't have a battery so having to take it out of my car to put it in this to open the trunk is a beatch
10-27-2010, 05:51 AM
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10-30-2010, 06:38 AM
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More pics here. There are 2 front mud guards. In good shape, but a little faded i guess from the years being on.
Map lights and sun roof controls
Radio & Climate Control
Shifter and trim
Fog Light and Mirror Controls
Map lights and sun roof controls
Radio & Climate Control
Shifter and trim
Fog Light and Mirror Controls
