2010 Renault Master Conversion

The owner confirms there is a portable toilet fitted, but no fixed bathroom or shower. The owner says there is an option to fit a curtain at the back and use a portable shower. The owner also says the tyres are in very good condition.

The owner says the sink provides cold water only, with no hot water. The van has no integrated sat nav, but it can take an aftermarket unit, and it already has two cameras fitted, including a rear camera that can be used for reversing. The owner says there are a few double 240v plug sockets and USB ports inside. It has 2 x 300W solar panels, a carbon lead battery, and an inverter, which the owner describes as a strong off-grid setup, although no specific battery run-time figures were given. The owner also says there are privacy windows all around, with blackout curtains that can be used for the front and back windows. The front seats swivel, and a table can be added if wanted; the marble worktop can also be used as a table. The owner says the van has a diesel heater, TV, cab air conditioning with captain seats, lots of storage, new flooring and a new kitchen fitted last September, and it was fully spray painted last September with anti-scratch paint.

The owner confirms that the electrical installations in the conversion, including the solar panels, inverter, 240v sockets and leisure battery wiring, were fitted by a professional/qualified installer.

The owner says the external length is approximately 6m bumper to bumper, and the internal standing height is 1.85m.

The owner says there was a minor oil leak previously caused by a pipe, but this has since been fixed. The MOT noted a little oil leak, and the garage that carried out the repair confirmed this was residual oil where the engine had not been cleaned, with no active oil leak now.