JackAttack13
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***SOLD*** 2013 Nissan NV 4x4 Campervan ***Price Reduced***
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hollowgram5
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Some of your answers are listed in responses that I've quoted below for you.
Also from first post:
Sale Price:
I have ALL of the receipts and manuals. I have all of the maintenance and service records too. Basically the receipt box totals more than $110,000. Not counting labor. I've started all listings that require an asking price with a price of $60,000 OBO.
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medicfernando
Adventurer
Wow, super nice build. I can vouch for the Advanced 4 Wheel conversion, it is excellent and works flawlessly. GLWS
JackAttack13
Observer
It averages 10 - 12 on the highway. It has a fairly large tank and never had any real issues with range. I just make sure and top it off before heading into areas I know might be remote, etc. It does have a 2 gallon rotopax mounted on the rear just in case and could be upgraded to a larger size if needed.
JackAttack13
Observer
About 10 ft. The van is a big boy with the lift and high roof.
Love it. Nice work.
In the pop top sleeper, what's the length on that? i.e. How tall of a person could it comfortably accommodate? I see you have the arctic package on that pop top. Have you ever used it in very cold weather and if so, what's it like in terms of retaining warmth? I do a lot of cold weather camping...so would like to know more.
In the pop top sleeper, what's the length on that? i.e. How tall of a person could it comfortably accommodate? I see you have the arctic package on that pop top. Have you ever used it in very cold weather and if so, what's it like in terms of retaining warmth? I do a lot of cold weather camping...so would like to know more.
JackAttack13
Observer
There is plenty of room up top for someone 6' 4" or maybe taller. The tent itself is pretty thick, and with the heater options it stays pretty warm. Sometimes too warm. LOL.
