Nissan KING CAB

The register lists 35 versions here with 53 to 98 kW from four- to six-cylinder engines of 1,952 to 2,635 cm³, kerb weights of 1,400 to 2,600 kg, gross vehicle weights of 2,470 to 2,905 kg, lengths of 4,950 to 5,275 mm and widths of 1,690 to 2,180 mm.

For decades the King Cab was the compromise model between a pure working vehicle and a family-friendly leisure pickup, competing with comparable extended cabs from the Toyota Hilux, Mitsubishi L200 and Ford Ranger. In Europe the range was used both commercially as a tradesman's and site vehicle and privately, while in many markets outside Europe it remains a common working vehicle to this day.

On used examples it is worth checking the frame for corrosion, especially around the leaf springs and tow hitch, as well as load bed wear and cab roof sealing. The diesel engines should be checked for turbocharger, injection pump and timing chain condition, and four-wheel-drive versions additionally for the transfer case and free-wheeling hubs. Spare parts are readily available through the Nissan dealer network and a wide range of aftermarket parts for the D21/D22 range.