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Radio Altima
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 02-03 Nissan Altima Radio Cd Player PY350 28185-3Z710  US $38.50
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 00 01 NISSAN ALTIMA RADIO / STEREO AM\FM-CD ID#CY028 W/COMPARTMENT US $65.00
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 2001 ALTIMA RADIO US $60.00
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 1999 ALTIMA RADIO US $60.00
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 1998 ALTIMA RADIO US $60.00
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 2007-2011 Nissan Altima Radio/Stereo Wire/Wiring Harness US $4.59
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 05 NISSAN ALTIMA AM-FM-CD RADIO US $25.00
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 RADIO 2005 NISSAN ALTIMA AM FM CD OEM US $74.47
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 02 03 Nissian Altima am/fm/cd radio US $51.00
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 Original Nissan Altima 2005 Radio Receiver / CD Player - 28185-ZB00C US $39.99
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 Radio ALTIMA 435537 04 US $104.99
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 2005 ALTIMA RADIO US $100.00
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 2002 ALTIMA RADIO US $100.00
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 1999 ALTIMA RADIO US $100.00
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 2003 ALTIMA RADIO US $100.00
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 1998 ALTIMA RADIO US $100.00
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 2000 ALTIMA RADIO US $100.00
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 2004 ALTIMA RADIO US $100.00
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 1996-2001 NISSAN ALTIMA Maxima CD PLAYER RADIO US $75.00
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 02-03 Nissan Altima Radio Cd Player PY520 28185 3z710 As Is Parts Or Sell A Car US $10.00
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 04-05 Nissan Altima Radio Cd Player Gray Face * US $22.00
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 04-05 Nissan Altima Radio Cd Player Tan Face * US $22.00
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 2008 NISSAN ALTIMA Radio 107K 7968 US $114.00
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 04-05 Nissan Altima Gray Radio Cd Player US $27.50
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 05 06 NISSAN ALTIMA OEM Stereo/Radio Equipment US $117.97
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 05 06 NISSAN ALTIMA OEM Stereo/Radio Equipment US $117.97
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 RADIO Nissan Altima 2005 05 2006 06 AM FM CD US $74.99
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 05 06 NISSAN ALTIMA OEM Stereo/Radio Equipment US $119.00
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 93 94 ALTIMA RADIO/AUDIO US $50.00
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 2005 2006 Nissan Altima CD Player Radio 28185ZB10B US $99.99
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The 1965 Buick Riviera was quite a vehicle. Released in the year I was born, it was the last year for the "first generation" Riviera model - and by far the best. A unique, recognizable body style that encompassed a spacious cabin and housed a powerful V8 engine has now become a sought-after gem of classic car collectors. I was fortunate enough to have one for a few months in my youth. Here are some of it's power stats:
*0-60 in 8 seconds
*Quarter mile in 16 seconds
*Top speed observed 115 MPH
*Mileage 13.2 MPG
With a 401 Wildcat under the hood, I had no trouble getting where I wanted to go. And while the body was large, it was quite maneuverable thanks to the standard equipment power steering and stiff heavy-duty suspension. And who says getting there fast can't be in style? Check out some of the features it came with:
*Front bucket seats
*Bucket-style rear seats
*Cruise control
*Tilt steering wheel
*Center console floor-shifter & storage comp.
*Power windows, including wing-window!
*Driver side 4-way power seat
*Air conditioning
*AM/FM radio with power antenna
This 1965 car had more stuff than my 1985 Toyota did! I can remember cranking up the radio with the cruise control on doing 75 while adjusting my power seat, the tilt wheel, and the power wing windows. Ah to be young again - those were the days.
But the real feature that made the 1965 Buick Riviera stand out from all the other years were the hidden headlights. Tucked out of sight by the clam-shell covers that opened and closed automatically on the outer edges of the vehicle, they were moved back into the grille for all future body styles where they had been the previous 2 years.
Back in the mid-80's these cars were a lot easier to find, but there are some original vehicles still sitting in driveways out there is suburban and rural America. You might be able to pick one up for $1,000 if you do your homework. Less populated areas away from big metro cities are your best bet for discovering one of these hidden gems.
Find one, invest some time and/or money into restoring it, and you will have something special. It's a good investment too; you just can't lose restoring classic American cars.
There is another unique Riviera worth mentioning and that is the 1972 model, known as the "torpedo back." I have never owned one of those - not yet anyway!
Andrew Kasch is a classic car enthusiast. You can read more about his second car and see a photo gallery at his site: http://www.1965buickriviera.info
Car Selling Nightmare
A few years ago, we were trying to privately sell our Pontiac Grand Am. This whole selling process was a nightmare. The car was in great condition; my father is obsessed with cars so there were no scratches or dings to be found on the Grand Am. My father took great care of the car. We first parked the car in our front yard with a for sale sign in the windshield. We received no calls and only a few people drove by the car and stopped to look at it.
After this, my father decided to ask a family friend if he could park the car in the front yard of his diner. The owner said yes and we parked the car there for over a month and a half. After this, we listed our car on the radio flea market show on a country radio station. On a Sunday we got a few interesting calls so my father removed our car from the diner parking lot and put it back into our front yard again.
The first man who came to see the car seemed interested in the car but after we met him, all he wanted was to get a serious deal for the car because he offered us about half of what the blue book value was. The man was adamant about getting the lowest possible price on the Pontiac Grand Am so we decided to pursue other offers from interested buyers.
The second potential buyer came to our home and seemed very nice. We thought this buyer was the one. He was very interested in the car and asked a lot of questions. He said he would come back with his wife and see the car. He did return with his wife but she was not sold on the car. She said that she preferred the Nissan Altima that they had looked at the day before. After the man left, we never heard from him again.
After a few months, we ended up using our car as a trade in. We didn't get a good trade in value for it but we couldn't sell the car for a reasonable price so this was our last resort. Selling this car was a complete nightmare so we were just glad to have the matter resolved.
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How much would a factory installed 2009 Nissan Altima radio be priced at?
I've been looking around for a good base car and have decided on the Nissan Altima. The only thing is, the base doesn't come with a radio. I'd like to get a radio from the dealership without upgrading from a 2.5 to a 2.5 S, so does anyone have any idea how much it would cost to have the radio installed on the new car at purchase?
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