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Looking at wikipedia: Nissan Frontier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia they say indicate the regular cab was built until 2000. At least that's how I read it. That white regular, that's how mine looks like exactly, including the color. Just a little more bruised.
2005 Frontier NISMO CC - SUPERCHIPS tuned, Banks Exhaust w/ Flowmaster 50 series, Alpine 505 DVD HU, SIRIUS sat radio, Fosgate P3s 10" Subs in super crew box, Alpine 450M amp, JL 4300 amp, Alpine X series REF components & Alpine R series6 1/2 speakers, black pearl emblems, black billet shorty ant., AutoPage alarm, Billet Grille, AEM Brute Force ...
'98 2WD Frontier, 4-cylinder, 5-speed, white regular cab, purchased in 2004 with 100K on it for the kids to drive, now it's back with us, 279K. 2004 King Cab Frontier 2WD, 4-cylinder, 5-speed, electric blue purchased in Dec. 2011 at 89K. 2014 Yukon XL Denali since Nov. 2022, bought with 76K miles.
261 HP for the frontier but it was 266 HP for the pathfinder (2012 and below pathfinders). I think the consensus was that the owners manual for the pathfinder stated to use 91 octane or higher gas so that may just be a difference in tune (advanced timing probably).
TWX - 2015 Nissan Frontier SV Crew Cab LWB 4x4 VQ40DE ... en.wikipedia.org and. Frontier (D40) Differences ...
2017 Frontier Crew Cab Pro-4X, Lava Red, Lux Pkg, Tow Pkg, Husky Floor Liner, Titan Swap 4inch Bilstein 6112 coilovers, SPC Titan arms, PRG outer Heim rod, 4inch Alcan leafs 400# over stock in rear. Cooper AT3 XLT 285/75r16, Hefty Aluminum Skids, White Knuckle Sliders, FiberMax bed cover,
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2006 Radiant Silver SE CC 5AT 4x4 @ 4540 Lbs. 158,000mi Performance: UpRev Dyno Tuned (5 ECU Maps), WRP PSP - IMS - LWUD Crank Pulley, OBX Headers, Shiner Fab'd 2.25" Stainless High-flow Catalytic Converters, NRG Engine Torque Damper, Airaid CAI, Throttle Body Intercooler, Nismo 54*C Thermostat.
Looks are highly subjective to say the least. JMO, the Navara is too swoopy. Current domestic Gen 3 is less of a departure from the boxiness that "truer" trucks have exhibited (style-wise) lately. Overall, and while I can appreciate the Navara, it seems a bit
Nissan final results emailed to me 17 days after the inspection. Although Nissan could not find a 'defect' that caused the incident they also did not say I did anything wrong. On the following photo the blue arrow shows where it veered off the trail. It had moved on its own approx 40' to that point.