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Nexus RV Viper 24V

Class Cbuilt 2011–15Better build tierScarce on the used market
WHAT ONE COSTS
—price not published

The maker never published an MSRP for this floorplan. Unknown is not cheap — treat any asking price against comparable models, not against zero.

THE SPECS
Length23.6 ft
Height (incl. A/C)11.3 ft
Width8.4 ft
Interior height6.4 ft
GVWR14,500 lb
Dry weightnot published
Sleeps4
Fresh water40 gal
Grey water27 gal
Black water27 gal
Air conditioning13,500 BTU
Fuel55 gal
Engine / chassisFord E-350 cutaway, 6.8L V-10, 158in WB

A missing row means the maker never published that figure — unknown, not zero.

WHERE PEOPLE SLEEP
  • 2× Rear bed(Permanent)—
  • 2× Dinette(Convertible)—
HOW IT'S BUILT — 5/5
WallsAzdel composite
FrameSteel
RoofWalk-on
UnderbellyEnclosed

Nexus RV (Better tier): Nexus RV

YEAR BY YEAR — WHAT CHANGED
  • 2011Introduced
  • 2015Discontinued
FINDING ONE

Scarce — months of watching; be ready to fly and drive it home. Why: Nexus RV is a small builder; 11 years out of production. Estimated from build volume and production span — not a count of live listings.

THE READ

The original short Viper, replaced by the 25V. The archived spec table is byte-identical to the 23V/23P table, so the numbers are soft.

OTHER VIPER FLOORPLANS
23V · 12,500 lb · sleeps 425V · 12,500 lb · sleeps 427V · 14,500 lb · sleeps 428V · 14,500 lb · sleeps 429V · 14,500 lb · sleeps 630V · 14,500 lb · sleeps 5the whole line →
Is the 24V your #1 — or just a spec sheet?

These are the facts. Whether it beats the other six thousand rigs for you depends on what you care about — set your priorities as sliders and watch the whole market re-rank around them. Nothing gets hidden, everything gets explained.

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Data low-confidence record — figures are inferred and should be independently verified, retrieved 2026-07.