Selling a Nissan Cabstar dropside truck

kazca

Hi

I moved over 200 miles to my new home and have decided not to continue with the business I used to run. I have a 1994 Nissan Cabstar 2.5D dropside truck to dispose of and hoping that someone may be able to advise me where best to advertise to sell.

There used to be a lot for sale on ebay and autotrader but from the very small numbers advertised there now, this is no longer the best place to sell.

s_b

which country are you in pal?

kazca

s_b wrote: »

which country are you in pal?

100% anglo saxon living in the UK:-)

This is not an advert - just looking for genuine advice as everything seems to have changed since I bought the truck off Ebay 4.5 years ago. There were literally dozens of older trucks for sale then, now just a handful. I'm thinking that there must be a recommended place to sell a good truck.

Notmyrealname

kazca wrote: »

There used to be a lot for sale on ebay and autotrader but from the very small numbers advertised there now, this is no longer the best place to sell.

I would say that makes them the best place to sell. You're better selling where there are fewer of a particular model than having 100's of competing sellers of the same vehicle.

colino

Autotrader is your friend here, but with the age of the pick-up you will have to hope that some enterprising person is just about to set up a gardening business or similar.
Best of luck.

Premier_2

kazca wrote: »

Hi

I moved over 200 miles to my new home and have decided not to continue with the business I used to run. I have a 1994 Nissan Cabstar 2.5D dropside truck to dispose of and hoping that someone may be able to advise me where best to advertise to sell.

There used to be a lot for sale on ebay and autotrader but from the very small numbers advertised there now, this is no longer the best place to sell.

Looks like a lot of Nissan Cabstar dropsides on ebay to me ...

s_b

kazca wrote: »

100% anglo saxon living in the UK:-)

This is not an advert - just looking for genuine advice as everything seems to have changed since I bought the truck off Ebay 4.5 years ago. There were literally dozens of older trucks for sale then, now just a handful. I'm thinking that there must be a recommended place to sell a good truck.

i can tell you exactly where to place it but it depends where you are see on whether its viable

kazca

s_b wrote: »

i can tell you exactly where to place it but it depends where you are see on whether its viable

I'm in deepest, darkest South Devon

s_b

kazca wrote: »

I'm in deepest, darkest South Devon

sorry cant help then

how did i know you were going to put deepest devon or the isle of arran:D

split_second

colino wrote: »

Autotrader is your friend here, but with the age of the pick-up you will have to hope that some enterprising person is just about to set up a gardening business or similar.
Best of luck.

as someone that took their first driving lessons in a 1980s sunny i get the feeling someone could have a much worse start to their gardening business

kazca

split_second wrote: »

as someone that took their first driving lessons in a 1980s sunny i get the feeling someone could have a much worse start to their gardening business

Lol - not a vehicle to take your driving test in but you will have to look hard to find a better cabstar of this age - even the seats are not ripped. The problem with selling this type of vehicle is the number of sad timewasters they seem to attract - I would want to try to avoid that but they are absolutely everywhere lurking like cockroaches:-)