Contact Details:

• Phone: 0634167283 (Rhys) 0636329933 (Yara)
• Email: rhys@unvanity.com

Looking for freedom, adventure, and comfort wherever the road takes you? Meet our self-built campervan: a stealthy, fully-equipped home that's carried us from alpine peaks to sunny Spanish coasts. She's reliable, cozy year-round, and ready for her next chapter with you.

🌟 Highlights & Benefits

• MOT valid until May 2026 – road ready for years ahead.
• Off-grid capable : Solar-powered living systems + relay so you're never without charge. Also has an external 230V hookup (never needed mains yet!).
• Kitchen made for foodies: 2-burner gas hob, generous counter space, extractor fan, and a window with a view. 12V fridge + freezer (yes, it actually keeps ice cream frozen).
• Stay cozy in winter : Diesel heater hooked into the fuel tank warms the cabin in minutes. On switch conventionally placed within feet reach without getting out of bed...
• Breathe easy: Extraction fan, separate roof window, and slide open kitchen window for fresh air.
• Work & play power : Plenty of USB ports + 2x 230V outlets (charge laptops, run coffee machines, etc.).
• Locate Your Van : installed a GPS and wifi rooter so you can netflix and chill or SMS the van to get it's coordinates
• Mood lighting: Dimmable LEDs for relaxed evenings. Sleep well: Fully insulated, bulkhead door for privacy, and a comfy 140cm mattress.
• Smart design for stealth camping: Only one side window + ordinary van look = discretion in cities & wild spots. Storage galore:
• Huge under-bed garage (fits bikes, kayaks, paragliders, even a Kamado grill).
• Overhead cabinets for clothes & kitchenware.
• Slide-out table for working or dining inside.
• Extras included : Roof rack + ladder (easy solar cleaning or tarp setup), sink & running tap, external tarp setup kit.
• Recently upgraded : Brand new living battery & inverter (June 2025), new starter battery (June 2025).
• Well maintained: Wishbones, alternator, exhaust, injectors, brakes, tires — all replaced in advance for reliability. Passed APK with zero issues.
• Road tax : only €88.33/month.

🚐 The Van Base :
Fiat Ducato L2H2 (2010). Interior height: 185cm (stand comfortably). Bed: Permanent 2m mattress (140cm wide). No overnight setup needed.
We designed this van for stealth, comfort, and adventure. On the outside: just another van. On the inside: a cozy home with everything you need for weeks or months on the road.

🏔️ Adventure Proven
We (Yara from NL & Rhys from UK) have built, lived, worked, and traveled across Europe in this van for quick weekenders to entire summers during 2021–2025.

From cooking with mountain views to sleeping undisturbed in city streets, she's been the perfect balance of stealth and comfort.

We've stored paragliders, bikes, kayaks, and camping gear in her without ever running out of space. And thanks to the heater, we even enjoyed winter weekends.

She's been our faithful adventure partner. Now it's your turn.

🔧 Things to Know
Every camper has quirks, so here's the honest list:

• No cruise control (can be added for ~€50).
• No A/C – but honestly, when you're parked, and exploring the outdoors, A/C doesn't help much anyway.
• Key key battery doesn't work (I went swimming with it… oops 😅). Still opens manually.
• Cabin fan knob : Doesn't fully turn, likely a cheap DIY fix. DM me for details.
• Diesel heater : needs a small service — likely just a fuel line (cheap and common fix). The pump is working, so the core system is good. Worst case, any diesel-heater installer can do it quickly. The enture heaters themselves are inexpensive. But I'm sure its just the fuel line has gelled up. Can send you details to the installer.
• 2/4 LED seating lights need a change: Will cost less than Eur 10 to replace. We did not change them because we never used any of the 4. The dimmable bed lights and under kitchen strip provides enough light.

🔮 Possible Upgrades

• Current water system = x2 35L tank under sink (swap when empty). Works fine for summer living. For long-term living (+3 months), you might want to add a bigger rear tank — wiring already prepped.

✨ Why This Van?

Because it's not just a van.

It's a cozy home on wheels ready to take you to far away places!

You don't need to spend a months building one, or tens of thousands making it livable. You can simply throw in your gear, stock the fridge, and hit the road.

We've loved every minute with her, but new adventures are calling us. She's ready to be yours.

📞 Interested? Contact us (in English or Dutch).

Phone: 0634167283 (Rhys) 0636329933 (Yara)
Email: rhys@unvanity.com

Your vanlife adventure starts here. 🚐💨

The reason for the sale is that we are ready for new chapters and adventures, and will struggle to travel with her as much next year.

THE DESIGN CONCEPT :

We wanted the camper to be stealthy to avoid unnecessary attention for those times where we slept in a city or unofficial camping spots :) With this in mind, we have tried to keep the external aesthetics looking just like an ordinary van for added stealth. That's why we chose to only install a window on one side, so you can always position yourself in a secluded way… and added a door from the cabin into the driving space. We kept the roof rack. And chose not to fuss about some small external marks. The more it looks like a van, the less attention we'd attract for a better night's sleep. It worked. We never were woken up by the police and we slept in some naughty places :)

We also like to cook, so we knew we wanted a big kitchen surface, and since the purpose of life is to enjoy the outdoors more, we were ok sacrificing living space for a more enjoyable cooking experience. There's plenty of room to chop, store, cook, and clean… with a window to open for fresh air and look at some pretty views. The kitchen also has an extractor fan.

We both like to adventure in the mountains, and therefore have plenty of toys. eg paragliders, road bikes, kayaks… so we needed lots of storage space. We also didn't want to have to build a bed every night, which helps stay stealth, so the bed is a permanent design, and there's plenty of space underneath it for all the toys, water, and electric systems.

The base van is a Fiat Ducato from 2010, the H2 l2 version. We can stand in the living area comfortably without ducking our heads. 185cm high. ​​The bed mattress is 2m but squeezed into 192cm.

The van also comes with a thick 140cm mattress (unless you don't want it), and a few water tanks. We wanted to sleep safely, so we installed a gas and CO alarm next to our heads and we also installed some unused wires for a second alarm to be added in the storage should you want too. You could also choose to use them for a storage light, or something else. Music system perhaps?

We knew that winter trips were always on the cards, or at least early spring, so we installed a heater. We used it a number of times in the high dolomites, or on a winter weekend trip. Heats the cabin to a toasty temperature within a few short minutes, and the controller is placed where you can turn it on with your foot without getting out of bed.

When we traveled, we'd take with us an external floor sheet stored behind the passenger seat, and some bungee cords with a tarp on the side. If you do the same, within 5 mins, you'll be able to create a seating area and set up a tarp to create shade or shelter against the weather.

Van life has been awesome for us, and we'd 100% do this again if we find ourselves with more free time in the future, but for now, this is your opportunity to jump start your van life adventures with a perfectly livable base. Skipping to the good stuff, like filling the fridge with food and driving south!