Parting Out 03 Yellow Nissan SE-R Spec V

[tiger_7382]

Ok everyone @ a friends suggestion I'm not selling the thing to a junk yard...although that would be easier. I've decided to fund my tuning itch for my new car (Sube STi) by parting out the old one.

A few things to get out of the way 1st.

I'm parting out a 2003 Yellow Nissan SE-R Spec V (all stock)

I'm located in Warner Robins, Ga (about 2 hours south of Atlanta)

This car WAS FLOODED.

Any parts buyer pays shipping ( I prefer pay-pal)


It was under water for less than an hour, due to flash flooding in my apartment.

The water line sits about midway of the driver seat, about even with the bottom of the steering wheel.
The engine was NOT started so no water has been in the engine, as far, as water ingestion is concerned.

Wiring is shot to hell, and I can not sell any of it in good conscience.
Speakers are gone as well, including the sub in the back.

right off the top of my head :

All body panels, hood, trunk etc are in good just need to be washed.
Tires, rims, and spare tire.
Sun-roof Housing, etc
Brembo set-up.
Front/ Rear seats are still good I just need to have them cleaned.
CD head unit.
Steering Wheel, Shifter, shift boot & knob.
Air bags

Side note - I had yellow neons installed on the underbody, I have no idea if these work, pretty sure not...considering anything electrical in a flood pretty much gets screwed...if someone wants to take a chance I’ll work with you for VERY Cheap (i.e. shipping will prolly outweigh cost of item)

I'm sure there's plenty more you guys can think of.

Just e-mail me if anyone is interested, with what you're looking for and a $ offer. Also Please write Flood Spec in the subject line...I get alot of junk mail and I don't wanna delete someone's offer accidentally.

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If you want to pick-up and save on Shipping that’s cool too

I'll stand behind ALL the cosmetic pieces.

I'm thinking of crating the motor and selling it REAL cheap, that is of course, buying at your own risk, as I CAN NOT vouch for the structural integrity of the internals.