Toyota Hiace 2004 Long Wheel Base, Green Self-Contained certificate with second battery, solar panel and fridge.

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Available where you need it (between Picton, Wellington or Auckland or “…” – I am currently in the South Island close to Picton on my way to Auckland. I will be in Wellington on the 25th of February and in Auckland the 28th of February. Contact me and I will come to you.

Selling my Hiace campervan after 2 months of travel. It’s been a great van, i bought it from locals → All papers present, very well maintained and serviced every 10,000 km. I will do another service before handing you over the van (service appointment is already scheduled).

I own a few oldtimers/classics back home, so I know how to take care of old cars. Plus, the seller made a pre-purchase inspection before selling it. Another proof that the vehicle was well maintained. I also paid for the licence plate check and can share the results (VIR Vehicle Information Report).

I am very confident of the good quality of the van. I would even offer you to travel together for a week or two before my own trip continues to Vietnam, if you want so. Also I would explain and show you everything I learned about New Zealand, travel tips, hiking recommendations, vehicle insurance recommendations and tips. If you do not have a lot of experience with cars and are interested to learn, I am more than happy to share my knowledge.

Details

– 308 xxx km (typical lifespan for these engines is 500k+)

– Fresh WOF (until 11/25) (Just one WOF per year for vans post-2000)

– Green self contained until 01/29

– REGO until 03/25 (I can update it to the month you want – all subject to price negotiation)

– RUC up to date (same as above)

Maintenance

– Always serviced on time

– Service/mechanical invoices with van

– Alternator belt replaced as recommended on pre-purchase inspection when I bought it.

– New brake pads

– Timing belt changed at 296,000km (good for 150,000km so a big expense you won’t have to worry about!)

– Manual gearbox

– 3L Diesel → Very well-known engines for their reliability. I only have diesel engines → they are reliable, have less gas consumption (the Hiace has around 9.5 l/100 km) and the gas price is way cheaper in NZ, even if you add the RUC on top.

Electrical

– 100Ah Second battery to charge devices

– Fold out solar panel

– Large Brass Monkey fridge

– Roof lights and fairy lights

Inside

– Alarm protection and steering wheel lock

– 3 seats in the front

– Convertible bed into living room

– Fresh and grey water tanks (25L x2)

– Sliding doors on both sides which makes water changes much easier

– Toilet (never used)

– a lovely plant which I hope you will take care of

Everything you need for cooking

Everything you need for sleeping, including 3 pillows, 2 blankets

(Has fresh new bedding)

1 table and 2 camping chairs

12,500 NZD (or equivalent in EUR)