Hi,
we are on our way to Ushuaia and are planning to sell our trusty van at the end of our journey. Here are the details:
Model: Toyota Hiace 4x4 (longer version)
Year: 2004
Engine: 75 kW D4D 2KD-FTV diesel
Average consumption: mixed dirt/paved roads - 10 l/100 km (24 mpg US), paved roads less than 9 (26 mpg US)
Estimated mileage at the end of our journey: ca. 240 000 km / 150 000 mi
Fits into a regular shipping container.
Preparation, modifications and equipment:
Asking price: 7 999 EUR/10 999 USD (subject to change - if you are interested in the van, simply get in touch, we'll work something out)
Date of sale: August-September 2014
Location: Southern Argentina/Chile (other neighboring countries may be possible as well)
Get in touch, we'll be happy to answer all your questions:
we are on our way to Ushuaia and are planning to sell our trusty van at the end of our journey. Here are the details:
Model: Toyota Hiace 4x4 (longer version)
Year: 2004
Engine: 75 kW D4D 2KD-FTV diesel
Average consumption: mixed dirt/paved roads - 10 l/100 km (24 mpg US), paved roads less than 9 (26 mpg US)
Estimated mileage at the end of our journey: ca. 240 000 km / 150 000 mi
Fits into a regular shipping container.
Preparation, modifications and equipment:
- Timing belt change at 195 000 kms
- All 4 shock absorbers at 195 000 kms
- New lower ball joints at 195 000 kms
- New half-shafts in the front at about 200 000 kms
- BFGoodrich All-Terrain TA/KO tyres (×5)
- insulation (floor, roof, sides)
- simple and light camper modification - couch that folds out into a bed (Ikea mattress, 130×200 cm)
- lots of storage room (you can have more stuff than you will ever need, we do)
- propane tank + coleman propane stove (tested at 4000 meters asl. and above)
- large water container (ca. 27 l) (with a spout, easy to use)
- Waeco CDF-25 compressor fridge (cold beer everywhere, makes ice if you want to)
- roof rack (good for surfboards, bikes, etc.)
- largest Gordigear awning available - 2.5 meters (great for sun and rain protection)
- dual battery setup with a 145 mAh leisure battery - connected to the two starting batteries only when the engine is running - no risk of running all your batteries dead (keeps the fridge running for about 5 days without needing to start the engine)
- powerful US-made Fantastic Vent fan (that's really how it's called, great for those hot nights)
- LED lights in the interior (save battery)
- pots, pan, cutlery are included (proper ones, no collapsible nonsense)
- aluminium table (pretty large)
- two camping chairs
- Coleman oven (bakes pizza, bread, etc. and collapses into a little package)
- + some more stuff I probably forgot
Asking price: 7 999 EUR/10 999 USD (subject to change - if you are interested in the van, simply get in touch, we'll work something out)
Date of sale: August-September 2014
Location: Southern Argentina/Chile (other neighboring countries may be possible as well)
Get in touch, we'll be happy to answer all your questions:
