2021 Nissan hardbody NP300 2.5 TDI
Shown below are the transport vehicle specifications of 2021 Nissan hardbody NP300 2.5 TDI, which is a Bakkie with load capacity of 1 Ton. This vehicle is available for use in transporting loads since 2021-08-24.
The Bakkie is located in Gauteng. To find out if the 2021 Nissan hardbody NP300 2.5 TDI vehicle is still available to transport your load, contact Tebogo Ledwaba using the contact details below (click on the text below to reveal the details).
Vehicle Type: Bakkie
Location: Gauteng
Load Capacity: 1 Ton
Contact Person: Tebogo Ledwaba
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