2014 Peugeot Boxer Conversion

Connie is a 2014 Peugeot L3H2 Boxer Professional van that has been converted into a camper van. Her V5 shows her body type as Motor Caravan, as her conversion met the DVLA’s standards classification change.

Connie’s MoT is valid until November 2026. Mechanically she’s in good condition, a new steering rack was fitted in November 2025 along with 4 new tyres. There are a few minor scratches and dents in her bodywork, consistent with her age. She has a Fiamma F80s wind out awning. To make parking easier Connie has a reversing camera.

She’s a two berth camper van. There are two single seats in the cab, allowing easy access between the cab and the living area. The rear seats pull out to convert into a king-size bed with 6” memory foam mattress. The seat/mattress covers, and some of the cushions are in matching material. The other cushions and curtains are in a different matching material. The curtains have small magnets fitted so they stick to the bodywork.

A post mounted dining table can be set up between the rear seats. Also a small card/drinks table can be set up by the rear doors. There’s a G&T shelf on each of the rear doors. There’s storage under the seats and in six overhead lockers, and a wardrobe. There’s also cupboard space under the kitchen unit and a bottle rack. The floor socket for the dining table is also used for the bed’s centre support.

She has a wet room consisting of a Thetford cassette toilet and a shower in a waterproof room, with a roof mounted vent with extractor fan. The wet room light has two brightness settings. Dim from a bed side switch, this also lights a low level light opposite the wet room door. And bright from the switch by the wet room door.

For cooking she has a two ring gas hob, a sink with hot and cold running water, a microwave oven and a compressor fridge. The fridge runs off the 12V electrical system and doesn’t use gas, unlike the traditional caravan fridges. The gas bottle storage locker is under the kitchen unit. (Connie also has a gas hot air heater, this is currently disconnected. When we replaced the gas pipe for the cooker, this year, we didn’t change the pipe to the heater because we’ve never needed to use it. For heating we generally use an electric fan heater.) The overhead locker above the microwave has cut outs for cups, glasses, dishes, etc.

Connie has two 80l under chassis tanks, for fresh and grey water. She has a pressurised hot and cold water system with a mains and battery powered water heater. She has sound Dead Mat sound deadening pads fitted to her side panels, and 50mm Celotex PIR board insulation between the side panels and lining. This keeps her quiet and warm.

Connie’s electrics and lighting consist of. A 230V hook up point, providing power to a double socket for the microwave and kettle. A 13A socket in an overhead locker with a tester to show if the hook up is good. A Victron energy battery charger for the leisure battery. There’s a Sterling power battery to battery charger which charges the 105AH leisure battery when the engine is running. On her roof there’s a 100W solar panel this charges the leisure battery via a Victron energy MPTT charger. The solar panel allows Connie to be off grid if required. There are ceiling mounted down lights, a colour changing led strip light running the full length of the living area. An led strip light over the sink and two reading lights over one of the rear seats. There are double USB points on either side of one of the rear seats.

For entertainment Connie has a Pure DAB radio in the cab, this links to the cab radio/CD player. In the rear she has a Cello TV connected to an omni-directional aerial on the roof. The TV can be connected to a Freesat dish, it has a built in DVD player and can play movies from a USB stick. There’s a Bluetooth amplifier connected to speakers in the rear doors.

Connie comes with a full set of crockery and cutlery, cups, glasses, plates and dishes, a set of pans etc. She also comes with a drive-away awning and a weather proof, breathable cover to keep her snug in winter. And a Bulldog wheel clamp to keep her safe. So she’s good to go on your first adventure straight away.

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