For sale: Could this be the last remaining Nissan D21 Camper Van?

From the seller: “This is a rare opportunity to purchase my mk1 Nissan D21 2.5d 4 berth pick up truck / motorhome / campervan

X3 seater bench seat up front inside the cab with x3 seat belts

MOT until the end of April 2022

It was made by a company in Middlesborough and is known as a margrove. (A fixed back motorhome) it’s not a detachable or demountable like others similar.

Extremely genuine low milage fit it’s age at 61.946 miles.

Iv been told by a few members on a forum that this could be the last one in existence. Not many were made and none have hit the open market since they can remember so don’t miss up on the chance to own a little bit of history.”

For sale on eBay –> Click here

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