Campervans for Sale Daisy the Ford Transit
Ford Transit 350 H3L4
After some amazing adventures, we’ve made the difficult decision to put our beloved Daisy up for sale.
She has been a huge part of our travels and is a genuinely lovely van to drive, with no known faults. She has been built and equipped for comfortable off-grid touring, with plenty of storage and some brilliant extras.
⚡ OFF-GRID POWER
• Solar panels
• MPPT solar controller
• Battery-to-battery charging
• 2 × Renogy 100Ah lithium batteries — 200Ah total
• 3000W inverter
• Fully equipped for off-grid adventures
🏕️ CAMPERVAN EQUIPMENT
• Truma Combi 4E heating & hot water system
• Fresh-water tank
• Underslung LPG gas tank
• Fridge
• Cooker
• Toilet
• Internal shower
• Outside shower
• Fixed bed
• Additional small pull-out bed
• Loads of storage throughout
🌅 ROOF DECK
One of our absolute favourite features of Daisy is her roof deck.
There’s nothing quite like climbing up there with a drink and enjoying the sunset after a day of travelling. It’s given us some fantastic memories.
🚐 VEHICLE & EXTRAS
• 2018 Ford Transit H3 L4
• 69,000 miles
• 3 seats
• 2 owners
• All-terrain tyres
• Air-suspension kit fitted
• Towbar recently fitted
• Brand-new wet belt fitted
• New brakes and discs
• Fresh MOT
• Front and rear cameras
• Satellite navigation
Daisy is a proper adventure van that is ready to pack up and head away in.
We aren’t desperate to sell her and won’t be letting her go cheaply. If we don’t achieve the price we’re looking for, we’re more than happy to keep enjoying her.
The main reason we’re considering selling is because our next big dream is to tour Canada, and unfortunately taking Daisy with us would simply be too expensive.
❤️ Want to see what life with Daisy is really like?
Have a look at our page “Me, You and Our Journey To” to see some of the places we’ve travelled and the adventures we’ve had in her.
Daisy has been converted with a huge amount of care, thought and attention to detail, with safety, durability and preservation of the van being considered throughout the entire build.
This wasn’t a conversion that was simply thrown together. From the insulation and construction methods to ensuring furniture and equipment were properly secured, we wanted to create a campervan that felt solid, safe and built to be genuinely used and enjoyed.
A great deal of the interior has been handmade specifically for Daisy, including the cabinets, cupboard doors, handles, beds, wardrobe and storage areas. This has allowed us to make the most of the available space while giving the van its own character rather than using standard off-the-shelf campervan furniture.
Weight was also an important consideration during the conversion. For example, lightweight PVC ceiling panels were chosen rather than heavier materials, helping to keep unnecessary weight down while providing a practical, clean and easy-to-maintain finish.
Throughout the interior there is LED mood lighting, creating a really warm and relaxing atmosphere in the evenings.
A lot of thought has also gone into making Daisy capable of getting away from the usual campsites and enjoying more adventurous locations. The combination of her all-terrain tyres, air suspension, solar power, lithium battery system, battery-to-battery charging, large inverter, onboard water, LPG and heating/hot-water system means she has been designed with genuine off-grid touring in mind.
Built to Travel
Daisy hasn’t just been converted to look good — she has been built to travel.
She has been extremely well maintained throughout our ownership. Servicing and maintenance have always been carried out when required, regardless of mileage. Some work has been completed by myself and other work professionally by garages, but we’ve always believed in looking after her properly rather than waiting for something to go wrong.
She’s taken us on some fantastic adventures and has always been a genuinely lovely van to drive.
The Best Seat in the House
Without question, our favourite part of Daisy is the roof deck.
It’s difficult to explain just how much this adds to owning the van until you’ve experienced it.
You can pull up beside a beautiful lake or find somewhere overlooking the beach, put the kettle on, climb onto the roof deck with a cup of tea and simply sit there taking everything in.
Nothing beats it.
Some of our favourite memories with Daisy have been sitting up there watching the world go by.
Whoever eventually buys her won’t simply be buying a converted Ford Transit. They’ll be buying a campervan that has had a lot of time, effort and love put into it, and one that’s ready to make a completely new set of memories.
We’re going to be genuinely sad to see her go, but we’re confident that whoever buys Daisy is going to absolutely love her — especially that roof deck.
some of the recent places we’ve been .Cornwall, Switzerland, Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, NC500, Wales, New Forest.
the Main Bed is at the Back of the Van . it spans from left to right . not suitable for tall people otherwise the bed layout will have to be changed.
the second bed is a pull out wooden frame. which is part of the sofa area. again would sleep to small children or small adult around 5.5′.
Insurance options are available through our partner, Ripe Insurance.
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