I want to P/X my Nissan NV for a big bike, anyone know any big bike shops in the north?

[craigp]

Just thought I'd try this,

I have an older nissan NV, good condition, LPG and I want to P/X it for a big bike.

Anyone interested or know where?

I'm in Chiang Rai.

Thanks.

[seedy]

What year NV ? Carb or FI ?

[craigp]

hmm.....Not sure to both....98 I think.

It's 1.6 12v so I assume it's (i)

I recently had a load of work done to get it tip top. (Battery, exhaust, tyres, ball joints, oils, LPG, brakes, etc) It's pulls and drives perfectly. I've got it advertised here-

http://www.chiangraifocus.com/forums/index.php?topic=666039.0

[seedy]

I think - I may be wrong - but the models with the small rear window were carbureted.

Looks good !

Edited December 20, 2014 by seedy

[craigp]

You could be right.....I just don't know....lol...and Thanks.

It's a very clean and tidy one.

[mgjackson69]

Pardon my ignorance, and I think I understand the gist of it from context, but what is "P/X" ?

[craigp]

'part exchange' Use my truck as part or all of the payment, depending on the bike.

Guess it's a little strange if as it should be P/E....

We always seem to use P/X in the UK.

[macknife]

I can't see a bike dealer taking a car as PX.

[mgjackson69]

'part exchange' Use my truck as part or all of the payment, depending on the bike.

Guess it's a little strange if as it should be P/E....

We always seem to use P/X in the UK.

Fair enough....I though it might be a "Britishism".

In USA we would use the terms "trade" and "trade-in"...."I would like to trade my truck for a new motorcycle". The implication is that the "trade-in" is worth less that the vehicle being traded for, and that is usually the case.

[craigp]

'part exchange' Use my truck as part or all of the payment, depending on the bike.

Guess it's a little strange if as it should be P/E....

We always seem to use P/X in the UK.

Fair enough....I though it might be a "Britishism".

In USA we would use the terms "trade" and "trade-in"...."I would like to trade my truck for a new motorcycle". The implication is that the "trade-in" is worth less that the vehicle being traded for, and that is usually the case.

Yes, same thing.

No doubt my truck is worth less than any bike I would be interested in, so I would have to part with some cash to.

It was a long shot but worth a try.

One of you boys may have too many bikes and need a truck.......