Renault Trafic 1.9 DCI 115 SWB (Self built camper van)

A ready to go van/camper for a summer of adventure! I have owned this van for over 4 years and have had a brilliant time in it. Sad to be selling it but it’s just not currently getting the use it deserves… It has been very reliable, and has been built from a panel van up to a self contained camper. (Still registered as a panel van on the V5) It is a rare tailgate edition, which is super handy and provides cover on wet days and shade on the sunny days. The bodywork is in good condition for the age of the van, and I have really looked after the van. I am only the second person to own the van, and it has been serviced at the correct intervals.
Van details:
*Air con
*Wind deflectors
*Bluetooth connectivity
*Built in Sat Nav
*Aux connectivity
*Hands free mobile phone connectivity on the steering wheel
*Electric windows
*Rear windscreen wiper
*Front windscreen wipers
*Almost new tyres on the van

The electrics were fitted by a professional camper van conversion company (Revampavan), as were the windows.
What the camper contains:
*Full electrics system: Switch relay system that charges the leisure battery when you drive the van, and when needing the leisure battery you can then switch over to this. The leisure battery runs all of the lights and powers the other electrics in the camper side of the van. The electrics include two USB plug sockets, and 2 12v sockets. There is also a 600w inverter, wired into a three pin 240v plug. There are two rear roof lights in the middle and back of the roof, fairy lights running around the roof line inside the van offering a cosy warm light, and led warm white strip of lights under the overhead storage unit.
*Double front seat swivel chair from Kiravans which creates lots of space in the van when turned
*Double dometic hob and sink (Campingaz bottle and spare campingaz bottle included with this) The sink doesn’t currently have a water tank underneath it but the water pump is wired into the electrics system and the wiring is ready to go at the bottom of the sink, and it would be easy to link up should you wish to do this. (We didn’t need it hence why it isn’t currently connected)
*3/4 rock and roll bed with memory foam mattress (I am 5’10 and can comfortably sleep on the bed)
*Fully insulated and lined van, with a wood panelled finish.
*Roof deck suitable for enjoying those evening sunsets and morning sunrises with coffee in hand 👍
*Book shelf
*Three big storage units, offering lots of space so that everything can be stowed away
*The van also features an overhead storage unit featuring 8 textured boxes, suitable for clothes storage or food packaging.
*Cello 12v low wattage camping TV – This has both a 12v plug and a 240v plug should you wish to plug into campsite electrics
*Electric hook up cable ready to be plugged into electric hook up on a campsite
*Fiamma Ramps for levelling up when the ground isn’t level
*Black out curtains that are designed for this van and properly fit each window
*Window on the tailgate, and side windows on both sides of the van, sliding window on the side of the van next to the cooking unit
*All of the windows in the back have a professional tint on them when put in by the conversion company. Allows light in but also allows privacy.
*Fold out table at the back of the van so you also have the option to cook outside under the tailgate.
*Quechua camping table included with the sale
*Surfboard strap system inside the van so you can stow your board away in the roof should you wish to!
*Fire extinguisher
*Thermal screens for the cab windows
*Deadlocks on all of the doors and two on the tailgate
*Lino flooring
*Roof rack and attached roof deck onto this (Could be removed if you didn’t need it)

**Viewings in Kings Langley (A few miles north of Watford) or viewings can also be in Barton on Sea (Near to Bournemouth).
Feel free to message me for more information!
Thanks for looking 👍 Nick.