Backpacker-van for sale - $3,000 O.N.O.

We're selling our beloved Toyota HiAce in Auckland, available from Sunday, 24. June. He is in good condition, very reliable, has all the equipment you need, and is ready to go!

His name is CocoMoe and he has been our home for the past 3 months. We've traveled all over New Zealand, and have had no problems at all. He's ready for the winter, having isolation and carpet on the floor and a heater, so you can easily keep warm.

He comes with a special power-cable, which allows you to connect to power-outlets at holiday parks; it complies with NZ regulations: it has a special plug, a power-surge protection thingy, and a certificate. We got it cheap (compared to shop-prices): only $200...

He runs about 10 km pr liter of petrol and gets you over all NZ mountains (we've tested :-).

Below you can find all the facts about CocoMoe and see some pictures.

If you're interested in CocoMoe, please contact us (txt, call, or mail) at:

phone# 02 12 385 035
email cocomoe@espen.dk

Facts

Here are the bare facts about CocoMoe:

• 1989 Toyota Hi Ace
  
• 2,237 cc engine
  
• petrol (regular 91)
  
• manual gears
  
• driven ca. 333,000 km
  
• registration until 31/08/07
  
• W.O.F. valid to 02/01/08

The tyres, battery, and front break-pads are 3 months old (we have the receipts). We had a mechanic do a full check at that time, and those three things were the only issues he found.

He comes with the following equipment:

• powercable for use at holiday parks, certified and legal (special plug and power-surge protection), value $200
  
• powerhub with 4 outlets
  
• heater
  
• double bed (queen-size) with 2 queen-size duvets and 4 pillows
  
• cupboard
  
• chillibin
  
• build-in bench/table
  
• 2 large storage boxes
  
• 4 smaller storage boxes (hanging above the windows - see pictures)
  
• fleece curtains all around the back-cabin, which come together with velcro (see pictures) - effectively keeps the light out
  
• gas-cooker
  
• cutlery and crookery
  
• 2 camping chairs and 1 camping stool
  
• jerry can with 5 liters of petrol
  
• jack
  
• sleeping bag
  
• 20 liter water tank
  
• spare wheel+tyre
  
• road maps for all of New Zealand
  
• mp3-player connector
  
• secondary battery which powers the cabin light - so don't worry about a flat battery
  
• 2 extra 12V connectors (cigaret-lighter sockets) connected to the secondary battery

Gallery

Right side with power-cable:


Front/right side with power-cable:


Front/left side with equipment:


Front cabin:


Equipment (there is a larger pot as well - it was in use at the time :-):


View through side door:


View through side door:


View of bed from front cabin:

View of bed from front cabin with curtains drawn:


View through rear door:



View from bed towards front cabin with curtains drawn:


Detail photo of the velcro used to close the curtains: