Details
Price: £4,999
Year: 1999
Berth: 2
Fuel type: Petrol
Style: Campervan
Miles 139,000
The mileage on this vehicle was correct at the time of valuation.
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1999 T reg Stimson Provence Camper Van 2 Berth - Peugeot Partner 1.4 Petrol.
139,000 miles from new with some service history. This super little Campervan is Only just over 4m Long. A great little camper for 1 or 2 people and perhaps a couple of small dogs..
Barry Stimson was the designer of the first Romahome and over the years has come up with some amazingly innovative designs in small camper vans! The Stimson 'Provence' is no exception and is based on a Peugeot Partner with the very economical 1.4 petrol engine and has a 5 speed gearbox.
The Specification includes the Rear Kitchen with Elevating Roof, twin Gas Hob, Sink with Electric Tap, 12v lighting, 2 berth on 2 singles, passenger seat swivels 360 degrees, 2 x rear seatbelts, and that gives us 4 x Seatbelts in total.
This is Ideal to use as a Daily vehicle with camper facilities for weekends away etc! Incredibly small footprint and only 1.81m high (with the roof down of course!) means it will fit under 2m height barriers or indeed into your garage at home no with problem!
We sold this little camper back in 2021 and I drove it over 150 miles back to Hampshire and it performed really well sitting nicely at 65-70MPH and it was remarkably good on fuel consumption! We have just taken it back in part exchange against another Campervan.
Doesn't have power steering, didn't affect me one bit and the owner we purchased it from was 82 years old and it never bothered her either!
Located in Emsworth which is situated between Portsmouth and Chichester. Will be Supplied with a New 12 Month MOT and Fresh Habitation and Gas Safety checks.
We would be happy to Consider any Part Exchange, so please give Stephen a call on 07736 001880 to discuss further and to arrange an appointment to view
£4,999
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