Nissan Primastar 2005
Converted 2 berth high roof campervan with galvanised body. 2005 Nissan Primastar 1.9l diesel. Wooden rustic interior.
Great condition. Manual, easy to drive (and park as only takes up 1 parking space).
Registered as a campervan with the DVLA V5C motorhome.
High roof with sky light. No problems mechanically.
MOT’d until Sept 2021
Break pads and discs changed Sept 2019
Unique handcrafted conversion, creates a very cosy home from home at any time of the year (kitted out with wood stove, diesel heater and fully insulated).
Van is perfect as is but would suit someone who likes to tinker as the possibilities to personalise this van (and increase value) are even more are endless.
Left rear light casing is damaged (it’s never been an issue so we haven’t fixed it, we just tape it up)
Features include:
Insulated with aluminium thermal insulation, mineral wool and wood panelling.
Water pump and sink (cold water – 60L water container)
Single gas burner
Wood burning stove
2 x LED lights
2 x 100w Solar panels, 180 ah battery, enough to recharge mobile phones and run lights and water pump in winter. Battery always fully charged in summer with lots of spare energy.
220V transformer and socket
2 x 12 V sockets
24v transformer for diesel Eberspace heater (disconnected in 2019, we do not use)
Bench that pulls out to become double bed.
hammock
Great storage above cab and in main body of vehicle.
2 people can ride in the cab (no seatbelts in body of vehicle).
Front passenger seat is revolving.
tinted side window – slides open
Has sky light in the roofRoof rack and ladder (slightly rusty)
internal thermal silver screen insulation blinds (set of 3, front windscreen and 2 side windows)
lots of headroom!
We have had the van 3 years, conversion was undertaken by a Polish couple (not us).Van is located in Fife, Scotland. Selling due to new project. This is a great investment for anyone looking to have a van for adventures both short and long term.
We’ve had the van for 3 years, it was purchased from a Polish couple who did the conversion themselves using recycled wood and materials which add to its quirky nature.
It was designed as a simple off-grid camper. The couple actually lived in it full time (and survived the beast from the East!).
The conversion is simple and cosy. There’s nothing fancy, it’s very straightforward. We haven’t had time to much to it since we purchased it but buyer could seriously pimp up the exisiting wooden structure or use it (like we have) as is.
The back bench pulls out down the length of the vehicle to create a comfortable double bed. (Fits owner who is 6ft 4!)
Back bench as is measures 110 deep x 158cm wide which leaves the floor space of 160 x 134 wide.
There is a wooden panel that pulls out into the van and is secured by 3 legs to create a longer bed this measures 123 wide x 183cm long.
When this panel is pulled out it leaves about 30cm/1ft down one side (by the sink and cooker) so you can stand and walk around.
And there is floor space at the end of the pull out bed 110 wide (to the wood stove) by 85cm so you can stand up, get dressed, etc with the bed still being fully out.
The contact details for this vehicle are no longer available because it has either sold or the listing has expired.
Insurance options are available through our partner, Ripe Insurance.
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