1996 Compass Drifter 360

Yes, an awning is included — it's attached to the motorhome and can be seen in the photos.

The overall condition is good for its age and mileage. The owner has had it for about 16 months. There are no service records in the motorhome.

No — it will be sold without an MOT. The motorhome needs work to pass an MOT, which is the reason the price has been reduced, so it's being sold as it is for the buyer to sort themselves.

Yes — it drives really well and starts with no bother. The owner's father-in-law was using it constantly right up until the MOT expired, so it's driveable rather than needing recovering away.

The owner's father-in-law advises there's no history showing of a timing belt (cambelt) having been changed.

There's no damp in the motorhome. It hasn't had a formal damp test, but there are no signs of any damp or water ingress.

Yes — the Boxer is fitted with power steering.

The owner is away for a few weeks and his father-in-law is in hospital, so extra photos of the seating aren't possible at the moment. However, the seats have all been refurbished and are in great condition — they can be seen in the video walkthrough and in some of the existing advert photos.

Collection only — it's for the buyer to collect from Glasgow. The buyer is welcome to arrange their own transport/transporter to collect it; delivery isn't something the seller can arrange.

There's a working water heater and hot water, and the water system is all in working order. For heating, the owner simply used an electric fan heater when needed, hooked up to an electric supply.

The owner has confirmed it isn't a rear lounge. The seating is a bench down each side which pull together to form the bed.

No major damage — just the usual wear and tear you'd expect for the vehicle's age.

No quotes have been obtained for the MOT work. The owner's father-in-law is now 80 and travelling very little, so the work hasn't been priced up. The failure items are listed in the MOT history, which can be seen on the MOT check on our listing or via the DVLA/gov.uk MOT history service.

The gearbox is all okay — it changes gear fine, with no known issues.

Yes, there's an overhead storage/sleeping area, and there's ample headroom when the side benches are made up into the bed.

There is no current gas safety certificate for the motorhome's gas system.

Yes, the Boxer's 2.5 diesel engine is the turbo diesel version.

As far as the owner knows, no welding or structural repairs have been carried out on it. The owner says the MOT does show that work is needed in this area before it will pass. The failure items are listed in the MOT history, which you can see on the gov.uk MOT history check.