Nissan Photos - post your's

[Blacknmuddy]

06 4x4 LE Frontier

Oahu, Hawaii - Kaena Point
06 Frontier LE 4x4 Automatic

I plan on lifting it, bigger tires, new rims, front\rear bumper...maybe a winch, winch\shovel mount, cb radio....oh it will be glorious

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[wpwilder]

 

[Bolivia4x4]

Here pictures of my Patrol reaching the 4,800 m.o.s.l.

 

[RonapRhys]

Been some time since I've hit the site...

Seven Mile Rim in Moab.

 

[menomon]

 

[S S D]

Just bought her!

2000 Nissan Xterra XE
123K Miles

Had her for 1500 miles so far I paid 5000 cash with rims ... I wonder if i got a good deal ?

 

[mike r]

Finally clean

 

[HK..]

My 03 Xterra

Sent from my DROIDX using Tapatalk

 

[drbandkgb]

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Just bought her!

2000 Nissan Xterra XE
123K Miles

Had her for 1500 miles so far I paid 5000 cash with rims ... I wonder if i got a good deal ?

I paid 3800 for my 2000... this year 200k miles..

 

[Flip_4_It]

Nissan Titan Overland

I have been slowly adapting my Nissan Titan for overland adventures.

 

[mike r]

how is the overhead rack holding up to the weight of the tent and people?
isn't it only rated for 250 pounds?

 

[Jagger1031]

Great looking truck !

 

[Blain]

ECXC Rausch Creek

Photo credit: MDPhotos!

 

[dan43935]

It's not much.....

....but it's mine, and I like it!! It's a little (lot) rusty. The odometer stopped at 298,000, I don't know when, but I know I have put more than 2k miles on it. I took it on a 600mile road trip, it did ok! Put my HAM radio plates on it and updated the antennas since this picture was taken. My first Nissan, probably not my last! First pic is the day I bought it!

 

[Flip_4_It]

how is the overhead rack holding up to the weight of the tent and people?
isn't it only rated for 250 pounds?

Yes, the rack is only rated for 250lbs by the factory, I was worried about this initially also. But after standing on my rack before purchasing the tent, I was satisfied that it would be fine for sleeping and the tent only weighs about 125lb when transporting.

The rack is extremely solid and does not flex at all, with even three people in the tent. I have had many construction/lumber racks on vehicles that were rated a higher load than this one, yet this one seems much more solid than they did.

As dangerous as it is to assume, I am confident that Nissan under-rated the load capacity for legal purposes. Even with only 250lbs on the rack, if it was involved in a collision at 55mph, there would be servel thousand lbs of lateral force the rack would absord.

I am also confident in the mounting system that it will not fail while occupying the tent (i did remove the plastic covers to verify the constuction before deciding this). And while the vehicle is in motion, the tent itself weighs less than the load rating so I should not have any issues. I routinly check for any stress cracks or other signs of fatique as I have also done with the other racks I have owned, and have not had any visible signs yet.

But I'm no engineer, so always understand the risk and use your own judgement in making these descions.