Looking for a basic Cargo NV to convert in to a camper. V6. Looking to spend, at the most, $15k
Let me know of any info you might have!
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Looking to buy a V6 High Roof Cargo NV
Started by
loulymang
, Nov 30 2016 08:00 PM
4 replies to this topic
#2
JT_Carpentry
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- Nissan NV Member
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- 1 posts
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- Region:U.S., Pacific Coast
- LocationAK
- Model Year:2015
- My NV:NV2500 HD Cargo High Roof
- Current Vehicle:NV2500 HD Cargo High Roof
Posted 20 October 2017 - 09:58 AM
You know that they retail at twice that cost, right? These vehicles also retain their value better than any other of it's kind. So best of luck to ya!
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Alaskan
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- Nissan NV Member
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- 18 posts
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- Region:U.S., Pacific Coast
- LocationJuneau AK
- Model Year:None
- My NV:None
- Current Vehicle:Tundra
Posted 29 November 2017 - 12:51 PM
That might not be realistic, not enough of them around and they seem to hold their value.
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#4
radin2son
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- Nissan NV Member
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- 1,634 posts
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- Region:U.S., Mountain
- LocationTucson AZ
- Model Year:2012
- My NV:NV2500 HD Cargo Standard Roof
- Current Vehicle:2012 NV 2500 poptop Sportsmobile (SMB) and 2017 VW Tiguan Limited fwd
Posted 01 December 2017 - 06:08 PM
If you are lucky enough to find a 2012 NV hightop with a mere 200,000 miles in like new condition as one member did, you will pay $12,000. The post is under installing a ceiling fan. Photos attached to that post...
He says his research shows NVs are built to last 800,000 miles. Whoever set that price must have thought no one would buy a high mileage vehicle.
He says his research shows NVs are built to last 800,000 miles. Whoever set that price must have thought no one would buy a high mileage vehicle.
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