Professionally converted by highly reputable and Quirky-approved SSL conversions in 2019 (https://sslconversions.co.uk/).
Electrics upgraded by the excellent Motorhome workshop in 2021 (https://www.motorhomeworkshop.co.uk/) This includes a lithium-ion battery, which you can expect to last another 8 years.
Many other upgrades – bamboo worktops (they will NOT warp); swivelling front passenger seat (https://www.customshopdesigns.com/product-page/ducato-boxer-relay-double-seat-swivel-rhd-uk) this considerably extends usable internal space); Mul T Lock secondary locks (side and rear doors, never leave the van without the key, you won’t get back in; Huawei mobile wifi E5577C with roof antenna – very strong (staying online when you’re off grid – you will need a sim).
Victron charger and 350W solar panel combined with the lithium battery make for no-worry electrics. 240v hook-up when you’re on a campsite. Diesel powered blown-air heater keeps things cosy.
Not willing to compromise on interior space, this is the Al Fresco conversion. However, taking inspiration from Brown Bird, a “pop up” shower is included in the price (https://www.instagram.com/p/B-myqwtpGZS/).
Base cupboards are from IKEA, which proves to be a jolly good thing – they’ve loads of nifty shelves, drawer inserts, baskets and other clever things that fit neatly and maximise usage.
Also included are a host of extras to get you on the road; unused, unpackaged Thetford porta-potti; resilient foam mattress (unslept on); commercial blinds for front windscreen; custom interior blinds from Wanderbug (https://wanderbug.co.uk/); front step; hook-up cable; spare gas cylinder (full); traction mats, emergency triangle and first-aid kit (I have never needed to use these last, and I hope you won’t either).