Ford Transit 2014 MK7 MWB
Popular Features ⭐️
– Diesel heater that is able to heat the main area and the garage area. This warms up the interior incredibly fast and heats the bed from underneath.
– Two berth bed fitted with proper bed slats and memory foam mattress.
– 12 volt electric system and power inverter for appliances up to 1000w.
– Thule Bike Rack – fully bolted to the van body – holds two large bikes.
– Solar powered extractor fans. There are two of these fitted at the front and rear to improve air flow.
– Overhead fitted cupboards and plenty of storage.
Vehicle Information 🚐
– Ford Transit MK7 – 125 T350 -TREND – FWD – Medium Wheel Base
– Year of manufacture: 2014
– Cylinder Capacity: 2198 cc
– Engine size: 2.2 litre
– Diesel Engine – 5 gears
– Bodywork in good condition and generally sound, there are some small superficial patches of rust and faded areas of paint due to the red colour.
– MOT Date: 10th November 2025
Electrics 🔋
– All the electrics were fitted myself.
– There is a leisure battery charged via a small solar panel and a charge relay to the van battery.
– The leisure battery is currently 5 years old so I am unaware of the current condition of the battery but all appliances are able to work.
– The charge relay kit is fitted with two cut off switches for safety.
– All electrics are fully functional and also power the main LED strip lights.
– There is a 12v fridge fitted underneath the counter.
– Plenty of 12v USB and USBC charging ports.
– One double plug socket that is connected to the 1000w converter for high draw appliances.
Service History 🛠️
– Comprehensive service history.
– All work that has been done under my ownership is recorded and in a folder.
– New Lower Gearbox Mount (2023)
– New NSF & OSF Inner Tie Rods (2023)
– New NSF & OSF Suspension Arms (2023)
– New Rear Brake Pads & Discs (2023)
– Entire New Clutch (2021)
– New Fuel Pump (2021)
– My Dad and I fully converted the van. The only original piece is the diesel heater which was fitted before we purchased it.
– The walls, floor and ceiling are all fully insulated with Dodo Adhesive Insulation created for campervan conversions.
– There was a layer of plywood placed over the insulation and wooden cladding nailed to the surface.
– The bed, cabinets and word-work were all hand made to fit the van.
– The floor is carpeted with industrial, high traffic carpet that retains heat a lot better than laminate flooring.
– Garage area is fitted with rubber flooring to protect from general wear and use.
– Internal door in the side of the bed so the garage can be accessed from the main area.
The bed and mattress frame is the standard width of a double bed. Although the length is shorter than usual. Laying flat I can fit in comfortably (I’m 176cm tall).
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