- Base Vehicle
- Fiat Ducato 280JTD
- Dimensions
- 6.4m L, 2.3m W, 3.1 H.
- Fuel Type
- Diesel
- Gearbox
- Manual Gears
- Engine Size
- 2.8L
- Plated Weight
- 3400kg
- Payload
- NK
Due to personal circumstances I am selling my Motorhome, she is too big for just me and my Irish Setter, so I'm looking for something much smaller.
There is a good sized over cab bed with plenty of headroom. The table can be lowered to make a small double bed and the side sofa makes a comfortable single. The seating can be arranged into an L-shaped sofa, either at the front across the drivers/passengers access, or at the rear across the kitchen access. There is a 3-way fridge with freezer compartment, 3-ring gas hob and a small oven above the fridge (this is probably the worst aspect of the layout- unless you are quite tall!). I did remove the satellite dish from the roof to allow for the solar panel (leaving enough space to add a second panel) and a low power microwave would sit in the TV cabinet (this is where the previous owners had one). I have added 3 double USB charging ports, (one by the over cab bed, one above the single sofa and one by the 230v socket in the TV cabinet). There is a second 230v socket by the door and another, with USB charging points near the sink.
In the short time I have had her I have spent around £7,000 on improving her. This has included:
175w Victron Solar Panel and Victron MPPT Regulator
VanBitz Battery Master
Sterling 70A B2B
Victron Smartshunt
Victron Multiplus 12/2000/80 Inverter/Charger
Victron Digital Multi Control Panel
Gaslow Refillable System with 2x 11kg cylinders (Both almost full)
Gaslow European Adaptors
All fitted by VanBitz
Dual Rear View/Reversing Cameras
2x 100Ah Tayna Platinum AGM Leisure Batteries
Advanced Battery Supplies Advanced 019XD Starter Battery
Mar-Tech Air Assist rear suspension with compressor.
Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Fire Blanket
All lights changed to either LED bulbs or completely new touch operated LED Lights
Milenco Security Door Lock to Habitation Door with 3 keys.
I have also replaced the bathroom sink.
She was serviced and the cambelt replaced in March 2025. MOT to Oct 2026. Due to some really big household bills this year I have not been able go away (plus now single, again
), so it really did only do 60 odd miles!
This video shows a very similar motorhome, other than "Florence" has the heating and hot water by gas only:
There is a good sized over cab bed with plenty of headroom. The table can be lowered to make a small double bed and the side sofa makes a comfortable single. The seating can be arranged into an L-shaped sofa, either at the front across the drivers/passengers access, or at the rear across the kitchen access. There is a 3-way fridge with freezer compartment, 3-ring gas hob and a small oven above the fridge (this is probably the worst aspect of the layout- unless you are quite tall!). I did remove the satellite dish from the roof to allow for the solar panel (leaving enough space to add a second panel) and a low power microwave would sit in the TV cabinet (this is where the previous owners had one). I have added 3 double USB charging ports, (one by the over cab bed, one above the single sofa and one by the 230v socket in the TV cabinet). There is a second 230v socket by the door and another, with USB charging points near the sink.
In the short time I have had her I have spent around £7,000 on improving her. This has included:
175w Victron Solar Panel and Victron MPPT Regulator
VanBitz Battery Master
Sterling 70A B2B
Victron Smartshunt
Victron Multiplus 12/2000/80 Inverter/Charger
Victron Digital Multi Control Panel
Gaslow Refillable System with 2x 11kg cylinders (Both almost full)
Gaslow European Adaptors
All fitted by VanBitz
Dual Rear View/Reversing Cameras
2x 100Ah Tayna Platinum AGM Leisure Batteries
Advanced Battery Supplies Advanced 019XD Starter Battery
Mar-Tech Air Assist rear suspension with compressor.
Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Fire Blanket
All lights changed to either LED bulbs or completely new touch operated LED Lights
Milenco Security Door Lock to Habitation Door with 3 keys.
I have also replaced the bathroom sink.
She was serviced and the cambelt replaced in March 2025. MOT to Oct 2026. Due to some really big household bills this year I have not been able go away (plus now single, again
), so it really did only do 60 odd miles!This video shows a very similar motorhome, other than "Florence" has the heating and hot water by gas only:
