Isuzu NPR Fuel Mileage

[cgaengineer]

Don't know where the OP is but he may find the NPR he is looking for at Interstate Truck in Jefferson, GA...it might be Commerce, GA...
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[muddywater]

Originally Posted by Duekster

I have been to the IP truck place. As CGA said, These are lease returns from RAC. Supposed to have been maintained well as a part of the lease agreement. Trucks are de-branded. They take off the lift gate and put on a ramp. I think IPTruck got the hint because they now put on an exterior dove tail to lighten up the ramp weight.

Supreme Body makes a nice vanscape body. My understanding is they are about 5K and you need a 14" chasis minimum. I think you are just about going to need to go new to find the crew cab. That gets you up to about 55K

Might be able to work out a 5 year lease then buy it to keep the payments down. I would likely only put 100 to 115 K on one in 5 years so I would get a lot of use out of a new one.

Or you could pay 20k for a used crew cab w 100k, use it for 100k miles/5 years and put 35k in your pocket. Or buy this one w 56k miles for a little more.

http://raleigh.craigslist.org/cto/3252289101.html

I bet they would do 25k. I have bought alot of equipment from this company.
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[Duekster]

Originally Posted by muddywater

Or you could pay 20k for a used crew cab w 100k, use it for 100k miles/5 years and put 35k in your pocket. Or buy this one w 56k miles for a little more.

http://raleigh.craigslist.org/cto/3252289101.html

I bet they would do 25k. I have bought alot of equipment from this company.
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There ya go... It is not common to find these Crew Cabs, I think Landscape companies are about the only industry to need them.

I am pretty sure two men crews are most effective but some jobs do require bigger crews.

[muddywater]

Just bought an 06 Isuzu NPR crew cab diesel with 79k miles for $8200. I need to put a box on it and do a couple things to it but I am stoked about this one.