1992 Nissan Pathfinder SE Sport Utility 4-Door 3.0L Clear Title NO RESERVE

Description for Nissan Pathfinder 1992

NOT RUNNING. but engine does turn over and it's rolling. Truck is located in Gonzales. TX. about an hour southeast of Austin. 2 hours west of Houston.  I have owned this 1992 Pathfinder since 1999.  It was a great vehicle for me.  It has a clear Georgia title in my name. and I brought it to Texas in 2007 to use as a farm truck. operating only at a deer lease.  The engine will turn over. and will run briefly with starting fluid sprayed in it.   I think the fuel pump is bad.  The reverse gear works 10% of the time. I had been parking it at the deer lease so I could pull out wherever I parked it.   It's 99. 5% complete. its only missing the underside cover of the steering column. there are broken or cracked plastic interior pieces. I dragged it to my house several years ago and its been sitting in the back yard since then.  It's an automatic. v6. with a factory tow package/hitch and 4x4. I have some extra parts for it. in the cardboard box. such as an excellent condition driver's arm rest. You also get the factory Nissan service manual. factory driver's manual. and two keys.  The driver's door closes. but the hinges are a little loose. all other doors close fine. The tires are really bad. the front right and left rear have slow leaks. 3 of the tires are 30 inch. and the right rear is 31 inch. hence it having a lopsided stance in the pictures. . spare tire is 235.  I had the windows tinted in 1999. and while the interior is very dirty. the only significant tear is on the side of the driver's seat. There is rust out at the top of the windshield above the driver's view. see pictures.  Bidding starts at $75 to cover my listing fees. I've thought about taking it to a scrap yard. but would rather someone else find good use for it. either as a fixer upper or parting it out. Any questions please email me.  You will not be able to drive this Pathfinder away. it will either have to be towed or put it on a flat bed.  Back in the day. this truck was a champ.