Dug E Pi

$600 includes postage to continental US. Shutter count 51509. Includes a battery and a 128gb sd card. I bought a Z6 with the intent of using the D750 as a back up, but because I do people photography I prefer the focus system on the Z6 and haven't used the D750 much. Still a great camera, especially landscape and such. One slight problem is that the sd slot is finicky. The work around I use is the tape on the sd card and it works entirely fine then. That is why the price is reduced from other D750's on the market. Private message me for paypal info.

ckescher

Dug, doesn't the 750 have dual card slots? Is there a problem with both? Does the card get stuck?
Is this the American model?

Dug E Pi

It does have dual card slots. It may be the cards not the slots just some times it doesn't recognize the card but if I add that slight tape to make the card thicker it works every time. I'm not sure about the us model. I bought it used before the pandemic took a bite out of wedding photography.

Thomas902 Loc: Washington DC

"Is this the American model?"... "I'm not sure about the us model."

Dug you can find the Nikon Serial Number of this D750 on the base of the camera.
If it is a US Warranty (American) Model it will be within this range: 3000001 < 3003566 - 3224290 > USA

FYI: Here are the entire suite of D750 Serial Numbers w/ Regions assigned to same

Nikon D750 Serial Numbers (with Region of Origin)
D750 Release Date: Sep 2014
2000001 < 2000254 - 2120590 > Japan
3000001 < 3003566 - 3224290 > USA
5000001 < 5000480 - 5014430 > Canada
6000001 < 6009748 - 6220784 > Europe
8000001 < 8005700 - 8026834 > Hong Kong
8500001 < 8503950 - 8518056 > Singapore
8700001 < 8707261 > Australia
8800001 < 8804462 > ?
8900001 < 8904119 - 8905376 > Middle East
9100001 < 9111170 - 9163396 > China

If it was produced to be sold in the US it will have one of the following Serial Numbers
< 3003566 - 3224290 > USA

btw, you can also find the SN and Region of Origin on the Original Packaging Material
If it was in an Original US (American) Packaging it will have 750 (U) just above the Bar Code on the Box
You can also find the Serial Number on a smaller separate sticker w/ Bar Code marked NO. xxxxxxx
If that Sticker is Missing then BEWARE... it can be carefully removed with a hair drier and patience...

Note: If this D750 doesn't have a USA Serial Number then Nikon USA will not service and/or repair it. Since it is an older model independent repair facilities also may not have parts, or will have to strip parts for a another broken one. Certainly not an ideal scenario... Have you considered investing in another NEW memory card to verify if the "Failure to Recognize" is indeed an issue with your large capacity card? Just a thought...

Hope this helps...

Dug E Pi

sn 9149203 So it appears to be China