We are selling our beloved Van-illa in Lima, Peru.
After more than 40.000 km in South America, driving through 7 countries - Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil, Bolivia and Peru - the time has come to say the final goodbye to this powerful lady that never disappointed us, not even at the toughest of the situations! We hope we find somebody, who will be happy to keep driving her with her, as we cannot import her to Europe.
We have made some the best and most unforgettable memories in this van and we are sure she is going to make her next owner the same happy
We bought Van-illa in October 2019 from Concepción, Chile. We drove with her until September 2020, when we had to leave back to Europe. We are taking her now for a last trip, finishing at Peru on May 2022.
CAMPERVAN DETAILS:
Year: 2006
Type: Citroën Jumper 2.0 Hdi high-roof
Mileage: 315.000 km. Expect about 10.000 more by early May.
License plate: Chilean
ENGINE:
Transmission Type: Manual, 5 gears
Engine Capacity: 2.0 liters, 84 HP
Fuel Type: Diesel
Performance: Approximately 8.7 l / 100 km (average incl. bad roads @ 90 kph)
Engine Tank Capacity: 65 liters (about 850km with plenty of reserve)
Comfy driving speed range: 90 - 120 km/h
Additional details:
Fully insulated with glass fiber & foam panels, and covered with wood
Rooftop vent (fan does not work)
Brand new high quality battery
Three seats in front
Accommodates 2 people (1 double bed)
Double bed: 1,90 x 1,50 mts
A mid-season duvet for queen bed
A winter duvet for queen bed
Side storage shelves with rubber bands
Portable kitchen with gas (12 kg Brazilian bottle. It lasts us about 3 months of every day use, and it is 2 weeks old)
Dining table for 2 (0,4 x 1 mts)
Jumper cables
Camping cooler
Two water jugs (20 liters each) with manual pumps
Camping chairs
Triangles and vest
Small fire extinguisher
12V tire pump (very helpful after offroading)
Pressure gauge
2 pots and a pan
All necessary kitchen utensils and cutlery
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The van has its perks, but overall performs quite nicely. We have taken her above 5.000 m and she could still take us off-road at that altitude, albeit with slow pace. We have changed the oil & oil, air & diesel filters every 9.000 to 10.000 km. We changed the timing belt 40.000 km ago, so it should still be good for another 60.000. We change the alternator and steering belts every 15.000 km.
The portable kitchen is hooked to the gas with a 5m tube. We did it so we could set up to cook outside. Memorable moments were had while cooking under the stars.
You can basically take it and drive away. The only thing I would suggest is to replace two of the tires. And if you want to be totally fine, you can change the two belts again. That should not cost more than 200 EUR.
Price is 5.500 USD OBO (or equivalent in DKK).
Please, contact me if you are interested and want more information. Either comment on this post, and I will message you, or send me a message on Whatsapp +45 71828713, +45 91689198.
After more than 40.000 km in South America, driving through 7 countries - Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil, Bolivia and Peru - the time has come to say the final goodbye to this powerful lady that never disappointed us, not even at the toughest of the situations! We hope we find somebody, who will be happy to keep driving her with her, as we cannot import her to Europe.
We have made some the best and most unforgettable memories in this van and we are sure she is going to make her next owner the same happy
We bought Van-illa in October 2019 from Concepción, Chile. We drove with her until September 2020, when we had to leave back to Europe. We are taking her now for a last trip, finishing at Peru on May 2022.
CAMPERVAN DETAILS:
Year: 2006
Type: Citroën Jumper 2.0 Hdi high-roof
Mileage: 315.000 km. Expect about 10.000 more by early May.
License plate: Chilean
ENGINE:
Transmission Type: Manual, 5 gears
Engine Capacity: 2.0 liters, 84 HP
Fuel Type: Diesel
Performance: Approximately 8.7 l / 100 km (average incl. bad roads @ 90 kph)
Engine Tank Capacity: 65 liters (about 850km with plenty of reserve)
Comfy driving speed range: 90 - 120 km/h
Additional details:
Fully insulated with glass fiber & foam panels, and covered with wood
Rooftop vent (fan does not work)
Brand new high quality battery
Three seats in front
Accommodates 2 people (1 double bed)
Double bed: 1,90 x 1,50 mts
A mid-season duvet for queen bed
A winter duvet for queen bed
Side storage shelves with rubber bands
Portable kitchen with gas (12 kg Brazilian bottle. It lasts us about 3 months of every day use, and it is 2 weeks old)
Dining table for 2 (0,4 x 1 mts)
Jumper cables
Camping cooler
Two water jugs (20 liters each) with manual pumps
Camping chairs
Triangles and vest
Small fire extinguisher
12V tire pump (very helpful after offroading)
Pressure gauge
2 pots and a pan
All necessary kitchen utensils and cutlery
+++
The van has its perks, but overall performs quite nicely. We have taken her above 5.000 m and she could still take us off-road at that altitude, albeit with slow pace. We have changed the oil & oil, air & diesel filters every 9.000 to 10.000 km. We changed the timing belt 40.000 km ago, so it should still be good for another 60.000. We change the alternator and steering belts every 15.000 km.
The portable kitchen is hooked to the gas with a 5m tube. We did it so we could set up to cook outside. Memorable moments were had while cooking under the stars.
You can basically take it and drive away. The only thing I would suggest is to replace two of the tires. And if you want to be totally fine, you can change the two belts again. That should not cost more than 200 EUR.
Price is 5.500 USD OBO (or equivalent in DKK).
Please, contact me if you are interested and want more information. Either comment on this post, and I will message you, or send me a message on Whatsapp +45 71828713, +45 91689198.
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