Ford Transit LWB
2005 Ford Transit Converted Minibus Campervan
2402 cc Engine
171,945 miles*
MOT until SEP 2024 – no advisories!
LWB so plenty of space to live in!
Ready to go explore with 2 gas hobs hooked up to a gas cylinder, sink with clean and waste water containers, storage cupboards, table, microwave (currently using in a flat but perfect size for the van!) and fridge, flatscreen TV (needs reattaching), awning, and space for a portable toilet.
Both seats swivel around.
Also includes reflective blackout covers for front windows (not pictured)
Cabin lights, USB ports, and 4 mains ports.
There is an inverter hooked up and ready with space for a new leisure battery.
Modern radio with Bluetooth and USB & AUX inputs, hands-free calls and good speakers.
GPS with reversing camera – so useful for the LWB!
Also comes with:
Comfy mattress, duvet and duvet cover set, leveling blocks, fold up table and chairs, windbreak, fold-out tent, roadside/first aid kit, whistling kettle, collapsable bowl and cup, plates, portable outdoor shower, fold up table.
I got this van last year when I was in a bit of a panic and not sure where I’d be living. Due to various circumstances since then, I’ve not really used it much. However, it is a great van and drives really well. Whenever a bloke at the garage drives it, they’re all “nice van that!”
I’ve done various bits and bobs of repairs over the last year most notably quite a big welding job just done recently (£800) and a full service about 6 months ago.
The previous owner to me lived in it for 6 months and travelled to Sweden and back with no issues.
I haven’t done any long journeys, but also had no issues.
*When I bought it last year, I was told it had done 171,000 miles, but that the battery was replaced at 100k.
So it’s done 71,945 miles since the new battery.
The odometer is not always clear to read, but says 71,945. I’ve asked a couple of garages and apparently this is okay.
The conversion is pretty much set up to go – you have a bed, plenty of storage, hob, sink, fridge, microwave, lights, table (that can be put away), tv.
You just need to get a new leisure battery to use the electrics!
I think it is insulated in some way, but to be honest I don’t have a lot of information about the conversion. It seems to be done to a good standard.
The seats (driver and passenger) have been replaced and are super comfy and both swivel round.
one double bed
The contact details for this vehicle are no longer available because it has either sold or the listing has expired.
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