suggestions for selling semi converted Nissan NV200 van

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I need to sell my 2020 Nissan NV200 SV van with just under 11,200 miles and a transferable extended warranty.  I was planning to convert to live in for about a year while I travel the US and then probably sell.  Due to COVID, I never got to finish it. I put in a removable floor, shore power, fantastic fan, and wheel well boxes.  For health reasons, I had to abandon my plan and need to sell fairly quickly.  Unfortunately, I'm not very computer savvy - took me awhile to do this.  I wanted to sell directly instead of through dealer since I'm throwing in alot of camping stuff, makeshift sink, insulation, etc.  Any help is appreciated!  Located in Sacramento, CA.  Thanks, Nancy

 

[whodathunk]

I'd call it a "light camper conversion" and advertise it like that. You could set a start price by the BB value + some $$ for your additions & work.  Then just sit back & see what happens.

 

[jonthebru]

I think you're gonna have to get computer savvy pretty quick. Facebook Marketplace is a good place to put an ad. Prepare in advance; take pictures make some notes about what is included, a brief description and start with a price a little more than what you need in the sale. (People tend to like bargaining down so it is a realistic strategy to go a bit higher than you need to sell it for.) Those are nice and being in perfect shape is a real positive. Try getting cash, you'll probably do the transaction at a bank to be safe. You can, if necessary, do a "take over payments" sale but that makes it more complicated for several reasons. Cash is much better.
Just my view with what information you put in your post.

 

[TooFarGone]

You are in a great position if you have a good used van to sell. Right now the used vehicle market is very much a seller's market. Inventory is scarce. Do NOT underprice your vehicle!

I'm not in your area - I'm in Denver - but this true story I think illustrates what I've heard to be the case in many parts of the country. I'm the executor of the estate of a deceased friend. She left a car, paid for, with low mileage but several dings and stinking of cigarette smoke inside. I took it to three different dealers a couple of months ago and basically it was a bidding war among them. The winner bought the car for $20,500, which was $4,000 OVER the Kelley Blue Book value.

I wish you good luck with your sale.