Van de Velten

Hello, our camper offers everything that two people need when traveling. We have been traveling with it full-time for over a year. Everything is self-constructed and has its own charm. The bus has nothing of a motorhome about it, but offers a cozy, rustic atmosphere.

Bed:
The bed is very large for a camper at 2m × 1.60m. Tall people have no problem here. It is a cold foam mattress with a slatted frame underneath. If you fold the bed up, you have a couch with a backrest.
There is a reading lamp with USB on each side. There are also two small windows in the head area, which provide great fresh air. There is also a skylight with a fan directly above the bed.

Table:
At the end of the bed is the dining table and two chairs on which you can sit comfortably. The table and chairs are only accessible when the bed is in couch position.
There is storage space in the chairs.

Loading space:
Under the bed is a large loading space with a load pull-out + boxes. There is room for a lot of luggage here.

Electricity:
The 140AH battery makes it really easy to live. In good weather you can be self-sufficient indefinitely. This is ensured by 200W solar panels on the roof. If you park in the shade, there are 200W foldable modules with a 6m cable.
There are several USB sockets and 230V sockets. (Inverter max. 300W)
Shore power connection with 30m cable available.
Battery is also charged via the alternator when driving.

Heating:
An Autoterm 2D is installed, which keeps the camper warm. In sub-zero temperatures the camper heats up quickly and can easily maintain the temperature. All walls are insulated and all windows are insulated, which helps against heat and cold. (Also for the driver's cab)

Kitchen:
There is a normal household sink with a drainer. The tap works like a normal one at home, no extra button for the pump. There is an outside shower, which is also controlled by the tap. The compressor fridge holds 70L with a small ice compartment. The waste water and fresh water tanks are also in the kitchen. In the middle there is a passage to the front, the worktop can be easily folded down. The stove is a Dometic gas stove with 3 burners. Underneath it there are two drawers for cutlery and a cupboard for supplies. There are real tiles behind the kitchen. In the kitchen there is cutlery, wooden spoons, crockery set, pot, pan.

Outside the camper: On the side of the sliding door there is an awning (350cm), which provides shade in the sun and keeps the area in front of the camper dry in the rain. At the back there is a bike rack for two bikes. Optionally there is also the option of attaching an aluminum box if you want.

Equipment: In the cargo area there is a dining table for four people with adjustable legs, as well as a small side table for coffee, for example. There are also two Frontrunner Expander chairs and an Outwell outdoor couch. So there is seating for four people in total. There is a small axe for making a fire and a hammock for maximum relaxation. There are two ramps that allow you to stand upright even on uneven terrain.

About the base vehicle: The Transit is great to drive and offers a good turning circle for a van. It fits in normal car parking spaces. Both seats are fully adjustable and comfortable. A new JBL sound system is installed in the driver's cab and there is an AUX interface with a cable for all types of cell phones. With the 125 hp and turbo you can get up all mountain passes and overtaking on country roads is no problem. The tires are all-weather tires with extra tread. (Nexen All Season)