Fabulous bespoke campervan now for sale 
Low mileage! Free miniature pans and gingham cutlery! Discount for blog readers! One careful lady owner!* (*And her husband. Also the previous owner, which was a childcare centre, but we have all been very careful). 
The time has come to embark on a new campervan build project that will accommodate a rather lively one-year old, so we are selling our beloved first campervan. The vehicle specifications are: Toyota Hiace Commuter van SLWB, 2006 model 2.7-litre engine, 4-speed auto gearbox 40,000km on the clock Air conditioning/CD player/electric windows in the front The living space briefly comprises: Living area with extremely stylish cushions which fold out to form a double bed. Fully equipped kitchen with:
- Two-ring gas burner
- Waeco 80-litre fridge
- 24-litre electric boiler with hot/cold running water
- Powerful ceiling fan and vent
- Plenty of storage including wine cupboard
Dual entry bathroom/ensuite with:
- Thetford cassette toilet
- Large basin with hot/cold running water
- Storage cupboard and drawers
- Union Jack styling (can be adapted with additional stars if sold in Aust/NZ)
We can also throw in additional items such as the awning, wheel lock, table/chairs and fabulous lime green whistling kettle to seal the deal (although please don’t say yes to the kettle).
If you know anyone who might be interested and would like further details, please contact me at rach680@yahoo.co.uk.
The Campervan Converts 
Did you sell it and if so, how much did you sell it for? I absolutely LOVE your van. I paid 12k for a van – nowhere near as nice as this in Sept. I guess its now sold, and am wondering how much you sold it for? Fantastic work!!
Hi – we did sell it! A lovely couple picked it up yesterday. We will miss it, but looking forward to starting the next one 🙂
How much do you sell them for ?
What a fantastic project! And I really appreciate your blog and work you have put into it. I noticed you did not have a table inside…..was there a reason for this? Many thanks, Kim
Thanks so much Kim! It was just a space saving measure really, and luckily being in Australia at the time, we could eat all our meals outside. So we just had a fold-up camp table which was easily stored behind the driver’s seat 🙂
Thank you for replying Rach….I know what you mean about space saving….we have just purchased an old Nissan urvan pop top which we have gutted and are about to renovate.. Looking forward to seeing your next project.
please send me your current email addredd so that i can contact you.
regards Bob