2016 Ford Tourneo Custom Campervan — Video Tour

It's a Ford Transit Custom converted to a camper, it's got the rock and roll bed inside, it's got the pop-top roof which makes it technically a 4 berth although arguably it's a bit tight, it's a 4 berth. I'll just show you the mileage, 92,695, it's a powerful diesel engine, it's had really no problems at all. The two seats as a passenger seat do swivel around although the base that has been used in order to make it a swivel seat has raised it's height a little bit so if you do come and have a look at it it's worth having a seat on the passenger side just to check that you're not uncomfortable but my wife's, I think she's 5'4", sits really comfortably on the passenger side. I can sit there at 6'0 as well but I just have to sit at a slightly different angle.

This is the rear of the camper van, I'll take you around the side of the outside now, warts and all, tiny scratch there by the driver's lock, that's the electricity input, or power input, whatever you call it, and round to the rear of the van there's a couple of marks on the back just above that LPG sign, probably all polished out, I've never tried, it's got a tow bar and in the rear door you've got the solar panel unit internally and then the gas bottle and the sort of fuse box for the main power is just in the bottom cupboard. The marks on the door there are when I had a slight issue with some rain a couple of years ago, that's completely fixed but it is worth pointing out there's a bit of bubbling on the back cupboards there as a result but like I say they're perfectly solid, there's no issue with water ingress now. Round this side of the van again there's a mark just by the door handle, I haven't tried to polish that out, I probably would do but it's worth knowing it's there, and then inside you've got the Dometic 12V fridge, runs off the leisure battery, if you do leave it on overnight there's a slight humming noise every now and again, I tend to turn it off as I go to sleep using that little switch there and turn it off back in the morning, it effectively acts like a cool box overnight so no drama with that, and there's the, well I'm not really sure what that is, some sort of an inverter I think or intelligent charger, again if you're plugged in overnight that can make a little bit of a vibration, but like I say I tend to switch the power off overnight and then turn it back on in the morning, it's got the diesel heater, the vent for that's just down the side there, I've shown you a photograph of it sorry, I can't see because I've put the stuff back, two overhead cupboards, that's the power unit, the plugs, and there's the rock and roll bed, that lever that pulls the bed in and out can get a little bit stiff, probably just needs a little bit of grease, but it's a fairly comfortable bed and I keep all the bedding in this cupboard here, and that's it, sorry the video's terrible quality but I was told the video was important.