LDV Convoy camper

This van was imported from the UK in 2014 and converted by myself mainly using parts from a Sprite Muskateer caravan. I am the second owner and believe the mileage to be genuine. It is registered as a motorcaravan on the logbook, is taxed until 1.26 and the CVRT ran out October 2025. LDV stands for Leyland Daf Vans, which continued production from the van division of the old British Leyland/Rover group. It is a basic vehicle so is easy to work on and parts are readily available from specialist suppliers. The engine is the Ford 2.5di which has no electronics or software to interfere with it's operation. This camper has been all over Ireland, much of the UK, France twice, Spain and Portugal. I am having to reluctantly sell it due to it needing welding to pass the CVRT. It is likely to need half the rear floor replacing and a couple of patches elsewhere, which is not a technically difficult job. I would do it myself but at 68 I can no longer contort myself into the positions necessary for vehicle body welding. It also needs 2 new tyres and the engine smokes on acceleration. Included in the price are some used spares and a Haynes manual.