self-built Citroen Jumper L3H2 2017 97,000 km
€ 27500.00
vosselaar
Offered by Bart.VanDooren
We are putting our self-built campervan up for sale. It is a Belgian vehicle registered as a light commercial vehicle.
We bought it at the beginning of 2024 and started converting it because we could not find a layout that suited us well. We mainly took our two huskies, who travel with us too, into account. So there is plenty of space. Over 3 years of travelling, we have already driven 40,000 km with it and slept in it for 135 nights.
Vehicle: Citroen Jumper L3H2 2nd owner 1st registration 10/2017, Euro 6 163 hp mileage 96,900 km manual transmission cruise control 3 windows replaced with opening windows and fly screens tow bar fitted for a bike carrier only (can be sold with it) roof rack and ladder were already fitted and left in place for a more stealthy look. If desired, the roof rack and ladder can be removed and a solar panel can be fitted to the roof. Rial Transporter2 rims with Toyo all-season tyres, 7 mm tread all around reversing camera and rear parking sensors.
Always serviced on time
Electrical system: 180Ah AGM battery Victron 360W-24V Victron solar panel 100/20 MPPT Victron 12/12 30A DC/DC Victron Orion Smart BMV702 Shunt Victron 2500W/12V CSI Ective inverter incl. remote, 230V battery charger 16A 230V Defa miniplug
230V sockets and USB ports in various places So plenty of power to stay off-grid for most of the year.
Conversion: slim 230V fridge, works perfectly (everything still nicely chilled this summer at 36°) Nespresso coffee maker Domo air fryer (lovely fresh bread rolls in the morning) 100L water tank with pump in the tank 20L grey water tank Running (cold) water in the kitchen and at the rear Toilet, Thetford 565p 21L waste tank Truma S3004 gas heater (still pleasantly warm at -12°) incl. electric module (only with shore power) Original seats replaced with swivel seats gas alarm with 2nd sensor portable hob to place on the worktop custom-made mattress (spring 2026), always used with a topper
The van is sold as shown in the photos, including -gas bottles -230V cables -chairs and footstools -levelling blocks -small drying rack -crockery, glasses and mugs
In short, load up your clothes and food and you are ready to go. Ideal for enjoying a few more lovely weekends this coming autumn.
There is a lot to say about the conversion, but feel free to take a look at the photos.
Are there any downsides too? The van has a typical Stellantis gearbox: when braking hard on the engine in 2nd gear, it can jump out of gear. Keeping your hand lightly on the gear lever keeps it nicely in place. We checked with a gearbox reconditioning company, and they did not consider it worthwhile to have it reconditioned.
Asking price €27,500 The van can be viewed in Vosselaar For further questions, PM or nul4negen4/996891, call or WhatsApp.