Nissan Diesel Condor
NISSAN DIESEL MKB212
Sandefjord, Norway
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Deregistered 12 November 2013
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Extra information
NISSAN NISSAN
- VIN: JNBMKB21200N00328
- Fuel: Diesel
- Engine Volume: 6925 cc
- Engine Power: 158 kW
- Places: 3
- Colour: Hvit
- Registration: AVREGISTRERT
- First Registration: 2000-05-05
- First Registration in Norway: 2000-05-05
- Registered first time on owner: 2012-08-01
- Last EU-controlled: 2012-07-13
Comments (4)
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aixam 2022-06-06 19:41:59 | #1
This is a Nissan Diesel Condor, along with several others of your uploaded Nissan trucks and the first of its sort in the EU gallery. 
Seems like Norway for some reason received the Condor while the rest of the continent received the Cabstar instead which looks completely different. There is one the previous generation that is still in regular service in Tromsø.
Seems like Norway for some reason received the Condor while the rest of the continent received the Cabstar instead which looks completely different. There is one the previous generation that is still in regular service in Tromsø.
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Svesor 2022-06-06 21:40:21 | #2
aixam (2022-06-06 19:41:59)aixam
This is a Nissan Diesel Condor, along with several others of your uploaded Nissan trucks and the first of its sort in the EU gallery.
Seems like Norway for some reason received the Condor while the rest of the continent received the Cabstar instead which looks completely different. There is one the previous generation that is still in regular service in Tromsø.
This is a Nissan Diesel Condor, along with several others of your uploaded Nissan trucks and the first of its sort in the EU gallery.
Seems like Norway for some reason received the Condor while the rest of the continent received the Cabstar instead which looks completely different. There is one the previous generation that is still in regular service in Tromsø.
OK, thank you very much for info! I was a bit confused because some of these trucks I've uploaded carries both the "Cabstar" and the "
iesel" model name. On top of this I couldn't find "Nissan Diesel MKB212, so I was a bit tired of it all... 
Thank you also for the info concerning Norway vs continent. I didn't drive none of these trucks regularly, but I remember them as solid, reliable, fast (due to high gear ratio on the gearbox) and small cockpits which gave you a feeling of driving a van...
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