2021 Ford Transit Custom Campervan — Video Tour

Published 18 October 2026 · 4-berth campervan
7:30This video tour walks you around the 2021 Ford Transit Custom, a 4-berth campervan for sale through Motorhome Pig.
Ford doesn't build motorhomes - the Ford Transit and Transit Custom are widely converted base vehicles in the UK, used for the factory Nugget by Westfalia and conversions by Wellhouse Leisure, Auto-Sleepers and Roller Team.
Mechanically it is built on the Ford chassis, with a manual gearbox, showing 15,000 miles.
The video shows the living space, kitchen and sleeping areas — this layout sleeps 4 and has 5 belted travelling seats.
It is currently available at £38,298.
Watch the full walkaround above, then open the complete listing for every photo, the full specification and to arrange a viewing.
Video transcript
OK, so here we go, there's my Wee 21 Transit Custom, and my personalised plate of course. I think we should start at the beginning, and go look at the engine bay. It's all nice and clean, no dings or dents, or rust or anything like that. So, a little look at the engine bay, it's very very clean, it's the way I got it.
So, I'll just drop that down a bit, get it in the way in. Go down the sides, and the sides are pretty good, all straight, they say no dings or anything damaged or anything like that. But, yeah, there we go, I'll show you the cockpit first. And, the two passenger seats, all matched and trimmed, trimmed at the back, and they swivel around to face the back, when you put the wee dining table down, they can be used.
8, of Kilo, so, there you go. Sorry about the music, but there you go. All the carpets and all are put in as an extra to match the furniture and the seats. This right hand door behind the driver, doesn't really do anything, because everything comes in behind at the moment.
But it is, it does open, it works, I don't know, I've never had to use it. So, there you go, again, down and up, looks very straight, hasn't been damaged. Plenty of thread in the tires, and the electrical point here, it takes a 3 pin, well, 3 pins in the socket that fit into that. Round to the back doors, I've left them open just for ease of this video.
And you open the back doors to give you access to cupboard storage on the right here. This is the rear of the rock and roll bed that goes side flat. Oh, there's a giraffe coming down there. The gas locker, and that's storage behind the fire blanket, and storage under the rock and roll bed, a fair amount of it there, so, that can be used to say, this folds down and makes your bed.
Just close this door, and that's it closed properly, so the wind doesn't catch it, and away you go. So, yes, this one's a custom, reversing camera at the top there, and looking down this side, again, all straight. Obviously, I should have come out just a wee bit earlier or later, because we've got a shower, so what I'll do is, I'll take you around inside, and of course, you're greeted first thing with the portal out, which is very good for a night if you need to run right quickly to the loo. So, that's the, put the light on first, that's the control panel, so you put all sorts of lights on in here, upper lights, roof lights, storage cupboards, this one in here, I store the water containers in there, and the chemicals for the loo.
Apparently it does do big stuff, but I'm not in favour of saying it. So, more storage, storage everywhere, up the top, storage, there's a few glasses and cups and things, along with the CO and the fire monitor, the control panel, and the 240 outlet, and more storage up here, you can see, as well as more storage here, and of course, more storage underneath the rock and roll bed. There's a fridge there, and a large drawer upstairs for a utensil. There's a boom box for the TV, you really actually don't need that, but it does work.
So I have, that's the seats that rotate through one area, and you sit facing the back then of course, but you can hang your table on this, and the table was on the back of the rear door there. So, upstairs it's a pop-top roof, it angles the roof way up, so that you can actually stand at it over 6 feet tall, if you're over 6 feet tall of course. So, really that's all there is, oh yes, a blown heater, a blown air heater, that's the outlet vent, and that's a little controller, so that's, you're never cold, you can run that, it runs off the diesel tank, and more storage up here for goodness sake, and I don't realise, I seem to carry too much of everything. I did, the last thing I did was a weekend at Plumpton Racecourse, and I lasted the weekend on electric without a plug-in, so it's pretty efficient that way.
Right, what I'll do is switch this off, and step out again, because if I don't put it off, and forget to put it off, I'm going to have a flat battery. So, there you go, my favourite steps, I can sit in, it's hard to do this stuff for one, and then put the video in the other hand, but there you go, on the door, just side shut, and I'll go back again and show you, the shut lines are dead on, you know, there's nothing, so the line, that's the top, up at the top, and it comes up at about 60 degrees, there's a solar panel on the top of that, I can't put it up right now, because I have a staved thumb, but there you go, like those, you'll see it in the static pictures, the petrol cap is in there, but then, you did see inside there, but just to show that the shut lines are fine, and across the bonnet too, it's never used to rally, obviously, so, there you go, I think that's about all I can show you, Thank you.

