2003 Trigano Tribute Campervan — Video Tour (Part 1 of 5)

Published 9 October 2026 · 3-berth campervan
5:41This video tour walks you around the 2003 Trigano Tribute, a 3-berth campervan for sale through Motorhome Pig. This is part 1 of 5 videos for this motorhome.
Fiat doesn't build motorhomes - but the Fiat Ducato chassis from the Sevel plant in Atessa, Italy is the base vehicle for an estimated two-thirds of UK coachbuilt motorhomes, shared mechanically with the Peugeot Boxer and Citroën Relay.
Mechanically it is built on the Fiat chassis, with a manual gearbox, showing 81,500 miles.
The video shows the living space, kitchen and sleeping areas — this layout sleeps 3 and has 3 belted travelling seats.
It is currently available at £14,250.
Watch the full walkaround above, then open the complete listing for every photo, the full specification and to arrange a viewing.
Video transcript
A little video from inside, got the engine running. These are just all covers from Sheem, you can come off the original underneath, I just like the green on the top. This is our voltage meter to tell us what our percentage is for the battery, obviously that's because we've got the engine running at the moment. Windows, little flyscreens and blinds at the bottom, cooker, hob, grill, fridge, sink, extra work space here, there's a table that can go here and another one there, I'm just going to throw them up now.
Here's both tables up, they're both stored in the bulkhead there, this one doubles up for the bed, it goes between these two seats here to give you the length and the pole there, I always store it up in the bulkhead with the other pole that's there. The top table there goes behind the seat here, I'll show you that away in a minute. So to make the bed, obviously I put the two tables away, that other table just goes behind there, I've got the other table between the seats and then this one pulls out from the lounge, I just do them two things there, turn them and then pull it towards me, as you can see it comes all the way out to here, you can also, where I'm stood here by the door, this does also have that other table behind here, that can come down so that this whole area becomes the bed. I don't tend to have it like that but everybody's different, I'll just show you the cushions once the cushions are up to show you what the bed looks like.
Right so here's the bed, all made out, I usually sit in them two cushions there, the other way around just so that it's a bit flatter. Usually I will sit, one of us will sleep here, the other one will sleep there with our feet to the door. We have done it when we've had the grandkids where we'll sleep this way, horizontally, so one of us will sleep with our feet that kind of come along that way, the other one will sleep down this end where we've got the extra length and the two grandkids will sleep in the middle. As I say, you can have the option to put the other table there so you've got the whole area as a bed, personally we didn't like that because we like to be able to move around so sometimes we'd go from there to there and then to down here to go to the bathroom so that's just what worked for us, obviously everybody's different.
Here we've got the Truma boiler, I'll just turn that on, that's now generating the hot water, that's underneath this seat here, lift that off, so we've got the Truma boiler, the Truma pump and one of the two leisure batteries that we have, this was new put on probably about this time last year, we've also got a second one I'll show you under the other seat, so that's the first seat and this is underneath the couch so to speak, so underneath the couch we have a big water tank and a second leisure battery as well, I don't know if you can see what the make of the battery is, I can't see it here, that was all fixed by the place where we bought it from, they've wired it all up for us, so that's the water tank, I think it is 80 litres, this is all the things for the diesel heater as well and that's the jack, this is obviously the bathroom, our drinky, got the shower tap, pours out, shower tray, mirror, lights, things like that, underneath the sink we've got the hose for the sink, pulls out, another drawer and a few extra fittings, I'm not really sure where they're from, they were in there when we bought them so I haven't threw them away and the fridge, I'll just go around outside, obviously all the cupboards will work, with the lights, we've got the buttons where you just press them in and the locks so that they don't move when you're driving, same all the way along for all of them.












