2024 Volkswagen T6.1 Campervan — Video Tour

1 purchased 2nd July 2025 although it had been registered sometime before. Very attractive two-tone paintwork, Fiamma awning which we'll see in a minute. Unmarked paintwork inside the back. We have plenty of space to store all sorts of things.

We can put holdalls here behind the back seat and underneath here. This is part of the bed. Can go up, can go down. It stays here for us.

Two spacious cupboards for keeping all sorts of equipment. This is the gas compartment down here and the gas is inside but it also has space for all sorts of other things and the gas compartment is just through here. Okay, around here we have the other side including the electric hookup point and the water inlet. Note the wheels, Wolf Race.

Very attractive alloy wheels. Inside, see the mileage. 3618 from you. We've got this lovely leather or leatherette stitching both sides.

I'm sorry, I left the radio on. Usual sort of van things. Cup holders, lots of space to store things. Inside the engine bay, everything is clean.

Here's a view of the roof showing the solar panels. These charge the lithium battery allowing off-grid use. Moving inside, we fitted a waterproof carpet. It is just the right size to allow our dogs to go here.

We have two D-rings in the floor and we secure them with these straps. I'll show you the sink and the hob. They're here, almost as new. The tap comes up like this and then these close in order to give work surfaces.

Over here, a deep cupboard goes all the way to the bottom for storage of all sorts of things. Next to it, this is the controller for the Webasto diesel heater. We have USB A and C sockets and two main sockets and here's the main controller. I'm going to turn the lights on just to give us maximum illumination.

Right, we're now going to show the bedding. This here is the mattress topper stored on the back seat, normally held down with a tie. Here's the back seat with two seat belts, again with hand-stitched leather. Underneath are two cupboards that go all the way underneath to the back, useful for storing all sorts of things.

You can also access them when you lift this seat up in order to convert it into a bed. Just while we're here, there's the microwave, oven and another deep storage cupboard. And another storage cupboard. Here's the Dometic fridge with freezer compartment.

We store our cabin blinds here. There's a set of blinds that cover up the windscreen and side windows. Down here is the diesel heater outlet and here is the leisure battery, 100 ampere lithium. Inside that towel is the car jack, just in case not used, thank goodness.

With the roof up now, we get all this space to stand up in. It's quite a lot. The third and fourth bunks are on top of here and we have a mattress topper for there as well. Doing the bed requires two hands, so I'm just going to do it and then come back.

Here I've taken the base of the seat and flipped it over and inside you can see this is the drive-away awning outwell. It provides a very useful extra space and we have a few other bits and bobs in here as well. This lever here allows me to pull the back of the seat down, which I'll do now. So here is the made-up bed.

The mattress topper fits on top of there with a fitted sheet that we also have. There's also a wardrobe here. Extra storage at the top. The panoramic roof has netting here.

See-through plastic here, more netting over here, provides loads of ventilation, loads of light. Here's with the awning out. And here is the awning with one of the two ends fitted. Provides a fair bit of privacy, especially if you put a windbreak around the front.

So here is the internal table, normally stored in the boot, and inside the door is another table, which I'll demonstrate. Here's the table, removed from the door and installed. And here finally shows the passenger seat turned round.