Fiat Ducato 35 120 Multijet MWB
ONE YEAR MOT (no advisories) and Full service – due 15.11.2025. Some dents in the bodywork but doesn’t affect use. Weighed under 3 tonne so can drive on regular licence. 6 gears, lovely to drive. Full service and MOT history.
Lovingly planned and built by my husband and I so we could live in it for a time. Fully off grid, we have fitted a shore plug and cable, but have never connected it into the electrical system as never needed to. My husband is 6’2 and can stand upright inside. Fixed bed, 2 seats (one is the toile, one houses the heater with storage on top) with a pull out dining table. Plenty of storage in the kitchen, plus 2 large drawers that recess into the garage area, with a fold down hatch at the bottom with access straight into the garage. My husband wanted to be able to store and access his guitar from the living area. More storage above the bulkhead and above the bed. Ventilation and light is plentiful: a large privacy window in the sliding door; a small sliding window on the opposite side; a Fiamma fan vent above the hob (draw air in a suck out); and a Dometic dome vent at the back above the bed which you could open right up and stand through to get a view of what’s around you!
Technical specs:
Solar panels – 2 x 160 watt 12 volt monocrystalline solar panels from Renogy, with all install kit form them too.
Leisure battery – Expedition Plus AGM 290aH
Split charger/MPPT – 12v 50amp DMT1250 battery to battery
Hob – NJ Domino 302G 2 burner gas hob
Lights – 5 x touch sensitive, 2 led strips on a switch
Water capacity – 25ltr jerry cans. 1 spare, one fresh, one waste.
Fridge – Dometic CRE50 12v compressor fridge freezer
Heater – Eberspรคcher D2 Airtronic 12v Diesel Night Air Heater
Digital displays – One for heater control, one Victron energy display for the solar panels
Inverter – Green Cell car power inverter 12v to 230v 300W/600W pure sine wave
USB ports – 2x USB charging ports with 2 slots on each
Toilet – Pee splitter connected to a bottle, and a bucket. Use compostable bags and sawdust. Rough and ready, fine for emergency use.
Insulation – Solid kingspan on floors and ceiling, with rock wool in doors, walls and all the other hard to get to areas. Covered with a waterproof membrane.
Extras – Spare cable into bulkhead storage that we were going to connect bluetooth speaker to; Socket and wiring for shore plug-in
We sought advice from a gas engineer for how to house the gas safely, and got it checked by him afterwards, but not in an official capacity so no certificate. The only thing he said would need to change, was to have a smaller bottle. It’s Butane.
Full length double bed, but slightly narrower than standard. (190cm x 130cm)
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Quirky loves this style means that Quirky Campers would potentially approve this vehicle for hiring. However, Quirky have not approved a Gas Safe certificate, a Weighbridge certificate, or the vehicle's electrics. Buyers must check these themselves. For some tips on what to look out for read this. If the listing has no Gas Safe certificate, no unladen weight and no electrical sign-off please proceed with caution!
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