97' 200SX SE-R does not want to start.

Dude, if you can't find your starter, maybe you ought not to mess with it? Batteries can source a lot of current. You could be burned or damage your car. If you are determined, follow the + battery cable.

Check the battery or try getting a jump before you look at the starter.

Battery is fine. Charged it for about an hour from my other car. Try to jump it, did not start.

How do you know the battery is fine? You might try putting it in the other car and see if it will start it, or just take it to the local battery store and ask them to load test it (usually a free test). Modern batteries have a way of instantaneously dying without any warning.

Do the lights dim when you try to start the car? If so, then there is at least some current flowing to the starter (and the battery is probably bad). If the lights don't dim when you try to start it and you just get the "click", then nobody is home down there in starter land. First check the breakers/fuses/fusible links, then look at the cabling from the battery to the starter.

First look at the ground wire from the battery to the car body. Clean the (-) connector at the battery end and follow the cable to the other end. If that end is corroded or loose, clean it up and tighten it as well. Then clean the (+) connector at the battery end and follow the fattest wire (usually red) coming out of that connector. It will go directly to the starter. Check that the connection at the starter is also clean and tight.

Btw - do all this cable clean> Battery is fine. Charged it for about an hour from my other car.

The starter is located on you transmission housing near the firewall and under the intake manifold.

Sounds like your starter has definately failed.