Mitsubishi Delica D5 (2007)
2007 Mitsubishi Delica D5 4×4. 2.4 Petrol with 6 speed auto gearbox with semi auto control using the flappy paddles. Selectable Four Wheel Drive and centre differential lock. Imported from Japan in 2019 and converted to a 4 berth Campervan by Wellhouse Leisure in 2021. Excellent condition and can return 30mpg on a run although, to be fair, this will drop to the low 20s around town. MOT until November. Full habitation check and gas cert in Feb 2023.
The base vehicle includes:
* Reversing Camera, Front parking camera, side view cameras. * Mitsubishi Factory Fitted Alarm and Immobiliser. * Additional UK fitted Thatcham CAT1 Alarm and Immobiliser
* Electric Windows all round. * Power operated side sliding doors and rear tailgate. * Original Mitsubishi radio (that includes a hard disk for CD storage) plus add-on DAB/Bluetooth Handsfree adaptor.
The Wellhouse custom conversion includes:
* 4 Belted seats. * Sleeping for 3/4 with Rock ‘n Roll Bed plus Roof Bed. * Solar + Leisure Battery + Sargent Electrical management unit. * LED accommodation lighting.
* Compressor Fridge. * Thermostatically controlled blown Air heating that runs off the vehicle fuel tank. * In board 25 litre (approx.) fresh water tank. * Porta-potti. * Swivel front passenger seat. * Curtains and Thermal blinds. * Mains Connection. * 2 Burner Gas Hob. * Stainless steel Sink and tap. * permanent awning channel on nearside * An amazing amount of storage for a compact vehicle.
Additional Extras include: Mains cable, Memory Foam mattress topper and a Vango Faross Drive away awning.
Conversion from people carrier to campervan with Pop-up roof undertaken by Wellhouse Leisure in 2021.
Rock ‘n Roll Bed – small double
Roof Bed – 2 children
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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