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I have been a viewer of this site since I bought my used ’15 high roof NV2500 S V6 cargo van a few years ago. After much work and slow progress my wife and I have completed (mostly, are you really ever finished?) the conversion to a camper van. As you all know the NV is a rare sighting in the camp...
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Quick question, now that we have the Vin number we are in the process of looking for insurance for our NV2500. Any recommendations for insurance companies? Most car insurance websites don't even list the NV. It would also be nice to be able to insure the customized interior. Thanks for any suggestio...
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I get "hit" most often when I go grocery shopping. Last week, as I was loading bags thru' my side door, 2 older men came up and got into deep conversation about DIY campervan conversion. I probably talked to them for 15 minutes. Near end of convo, there's a late 20s gal waiting to talk to me. SH... -
Just finishing a van conversion on a 2012 NV3500 HD SV into an efficiency apartment on wheels. Great vehicle for this application. Also tow a 30' trailer with the factory installed towing option.
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Hi everyone, been lurking for a while but wanted to say hello now that we (my wife and I) factory ordered a NV2500. We were surprised we were able to get $4800 off MSRP and got it for just over $32k out the door. Should receive it in late August and then we'll be converting it to a camper van. Using... -
Hi All Very glad I came across this Forum yesterday evening after driving home our new NV :) We bought our 2014 NV Passenger NV3500 HD 3500 V6 SV Van yesterday at a year closing event . Couldn't resist the massive discount we got and think its a great platform for what we have in mind....- 8 replies
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In the near future, Ill be looking for a vehical to double as both a toy hauler (nothing too heavy) and a sleeper/camper. Ive really narrowed it down to four choices (ProMaster, Sprinter, Savana/Express, and NV), but after months of going over the pros and cons of each I will more than likely be go...
