The camper, built in 2013, is still owned by its original owner. It is a 2.3-liter model with 130pk and an automatic transmission, which is a rare option for this generation of campers.

The odometer currently reads 127,000. And the camper has recently received a great deal of care. It has been thoroughly cleaned and polished inside and out, and the upholstery is brand new (installed the last week of November). This was, of course, done by a professional company, so the camper looks neat and tidy again. The starter and service batteries were also replaced last month, and various exterior rubber seals were replaced because they were showing some wear.

Before it goes on sale, the camper will be inspected and receive a new MOT, and it will also get fresh oil and filters. So it’ll be completely ready to hit the road for the upcoming season!

Below is a brief summary of the features in this well-equipped van.

Tow hitch

Bike rack for 2 bikes

High garage with 2 doors (fitted with new rubber seals)

Space for 2 gas cylinders, enclosed (fitted with new rubber seals) 100-liter drinking water tank

120-liter wastewater tank

Chemical toilet (electric and swiveling)

Shower

10-liter Truma water heater for hot water Solar panel

Awning

Satellite dish and TV

Refrigerator, freezer, and oven

4 fixed sleeping berths

Height-adjustable bed in the rear Fold-up bed in the front for more headroom

Truma Aventa roof air conditioner

3-burner gas stove

3,000-watt inverter

Of course, all windows, skylights, and doors can be opened. And there are screens and blackout shades on all of them.