1.9 with a pd130 engine conversion.

I brought the engine which only had 90.000 miles on from a dealer on eBay, the conversion was carried out in April this year to which I’ve added just under 2.000 miles to this year. (See last photo for engine purchase)

Nessa has been fully converted into a day/campervan. Completely insulated, carpeted, fitted with two gel leisure batteries, split charger and roof mounted solar.

Batteries and fuse box have been placed under the bed for easy access which still leaves plenty of under bed storage.

All rear windows have been fitted with brought to fit internal curtains and we’ve also fitted a brought to fit cab curtains, all from justkampers.

Nice size fridge freezer and completely off grid, brilliant for wild camping.

Built bed across the back is solid and housing a thick double memory foam mattress. (I'm 5.7 and can lay comfortably) Mattress will stay with the van as it’s been ordered and cut to shape.

Toilet seat box and loads of storage in the 3 large side unit draws, with side door, no sink or hob has been fitted as we prefer to cook out doors.

Fixed roof bar awning rail, newish awning that we brought last year and like new still. 

Also will throw in a Stitches + Steel canopy with led lights that will plug in to the underside usb power supply we’ve fitted.

Stitches + Steel screen cover and thermal stick on internal covers also included as theses will on may fit a t5/t6.

Along with the engine conversion and remap new parts changed last year included…

Cambelt kit and water pump 

LUK clutch and Dual Mass Flywheel 

Clutch slave cylinder

Gearbox oil change

Starting motor 

Alternator and aux belt

Battery 

Power steering pump

Full service with K&N air filter

Rocker cover and gasket 

Injector wiring loom

Glow plugs

New sump

Upgraded oil pump

Oil cooler

Radiator 

EGR valve

Hybrid turbo (£900)

Intercooler 

Front lower arms and ball joints 

Front and rear shocks

New blue lowering springs 

Rear discs and pads

Rear calipers and all 4 brake flexi hoses

Complete exhaust system (including cat)

Fuel tank and fuel pump sender

4 new tyres

Double seat swivel base, not the cheap version and cost (£500)

Under vehicle lighting that changes with the touch of an app.

Memory foam mattress (£400)

Fridge freezer from justkampers (£500)

Alpine AirPlay head unit (£700)

Diesel heater that runs directly to fuel tank (£200)

Body work could do with a little tlc in places but no major rust, this was our next thing to address but we’d now like to convert a larger van.

She drives lovely with no noises, no water or oil leaks can be viewed on a ramp and road tested anytime.

Any questions then please ask