Are you looking not for a high-gloss, luxury RV, but for an affordable companion for your next adventures? Do you want to travel independently and be self-sufficient for longer periods without constantly needing a power connection?

Then my Challenger Genesis 36 might be just the thing for you.

Here are a few specs:

​Base vehicle: Ford Transit

​Engine: 2.0L displacement, 125 PS

​Transmission: 5-speed manual

​First registration / Model year: April 2005

​Mileage: approx. 185,000 km

​Vehicle Inspection & Emissions Test: Valid through June 2028!

Dimensions (L x H x W): approx. 6.40 m x 2.70 m x 2.30 m

Weights: Gross vehicle weight rating 3,500 kg, curb weight approx. 2,800 kg

​Cab Features: Power windows, central locking, power steering

Features:

- Solar system with 2x 140 Ah batteries and Victron controller

- Webasto diesel auxiliary heater

- French bed

- Swiveling bike rack for 2 e-bikes

- Refrigerator with freezer compartment, runs on 12V/230V/gas, manually switchable

- 3-burner cooktop

- Approx. 130 L water tank and 90 L wastewater tank

- Bathroom with shower

- Awning

- Thruma hot water boiler

- 2 rear cranks

- Quite a lot of storage space

Maintenance and Other Information:

There is no backlog of maintenance, as the RV has been regularly serviced and kept in good working order:

​Annually: Regular oil changes (since I’ve owned it)

​2026: New fuel filter, including housing

​2023: New all-season tires (Continental VanContact 4-Season) – very good tread depth

​2022 (at approx. 140,000 km): Clutch replaced

​2021: New alternator

​The RV previously had water damage to the bedroom window, which was professionally repaired.

Since I can’t see through walls, the vehicle is expressly being sold as a DIY project with water damage.

To clarify: I am not aware of any further damage; the RV is not an “aquarium,” does not smell musty, and has no visible stains. This is solely for legal protection.