SOLD Niesmann and Bischoff Arto 74L. 2011. (1 Viewer)

[lafayette]

Niesmann and Bischoff Arto 74L. 2011. LHD. Fiat 3 litre Automatic
24,000 miles. 4,500kg. Length 7.5m.

• 4 berth. 4 belts. Cruise Control. Cab air con.
• Electric entrance step. Awning light above. Transverse double bed in rear above huge garage space with access doors to both sides. Storage lockers above. Reading lights. Flip down access steps to bed.
• Bathroom door opens to form large en-suite space closed off from living area. Wash hand basin and storage cupboards to one side and toilet and separate shower compartment opposite. Good size wardrobe with hanging space and cupboard opposite with shelving.
• Side kitchen with “Corian-style” moulded work surface, sink and mixer tap, small drainer sink with cover and integrated draining area. Three burner gas hob. Light and extractor fan over. Fantastic fan fitted to rooflight. Plenty of drawers and cupboards for storage. Tech Tower fridge with separate freezer compartment and gas oven/grill over.
• L-shaped seating in lounge with 2 x 3 point seatbelts. Side couch seat opposite and adjustable dining table. Both cab seats recline and swivel. Full set of carpets. Flatscreen TV positioned by habitation door. Mood lighting. Large, wind-up, sunroof over lounge with concertina blind and fly screen. All coach windows double glazed with concertina blinds and fly screens. Electric Hartal roller shutter blind to windscreen.
• 12v control panel. Both water tanks between floor; heated and insulated.

With Extras: Efoy fuel cell system. 55L underslung gas tank. Superb Alde gas/electric water and heating system with option of heating from engine. Electric mirrors. Twin lens reversing camera. Kenwood Radio/CD player/sat nav unit with sub woofer sound media system. SOG chemical free toilet system. Awning. 2 x 120w Solar panels and 1.6kw inverter Victron Multi plus contact. 3 x 90AH Victron leisure batteries. 85cm Oyster Satellite System. Tow Bar. Rear air suspension and self levelling. Spare Alloy Wheel. 2 x safes. LED lighting. Extra locks fitted to doors. Cat 1 thatcham Alarm and Global Telemetrics Tracker.

This Niesmann and Bischoff Arto comes fully loaded for off grid travel and is ideal for a couple who want the convenience and comfort of a larger motorhome with excellent living space and facilities for long term touring.

Price: £54,995.00 ovno

 

[corconx]

Nice motorhome fully loaded. Perhaps length x height andpayload would be good for others.

 

[Cat53]

Beautiful....Good luck with your sale!

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[funflair]

What? How dare you? Hope that means you have ordered a New Flair.

Martin

 

[pandas]

good luck with the sale looks a nice vehicle. Do you mind my asking the size of the table as it looks as if gives you loads of space.

 

[lafayette]

good luck with the sale looks a nice vehicle. Do you mind my asking the size of the table as it looks as if gives you loads of space.

Table is approximately two feet in diameter

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[Ivory55]

An efoy system and 2x120 watt solar you must have a big hair dryer. Haha

 

[lafayette]

No power issues during the winter

 

[Silver-Fox]

Very nice

Good luck with the sale

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[funflair]

If anybody want's the numbers here is the page from the 2011 technical data brochure.

Martin

 

[canopus]

There doesn't seem to be too many 74E's around with the single beds. All the ones which come up for sale seen to have transverse beds.

 

[funflair]

There doesn't seem to be too many 74E's around with the single beds. All the ones which come up for sale seen to have transverse beds.

I guess because they are a bit of a waste of space in a 7.5 metre van IMO of course.

Martin

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[CazPaul]

I also much prefer the transverse double but equally I know a lot who prefer the 2 singles, suppose it depends how agile and fit you are.

 

[jongood]

There doesn't seem to be too many 74E's around with the single beds. All the ones which come up for sale seen to have transverse beds.

We have a 74r Its got a really roomy lounge IMO, The E made the lounge too small If you wanted twin beds you really had to get the 79 which was on a tag, exactly the same front end.

 

[haganap]

very similar to mine accept I have singles, two more wheel, another half a foot and no effoy fuel cell...

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[peterc10]

I know a lot who prefer the 2 singles, suppose it depends how agile and fit you are.

Or how many times you both have to get up in the night for a call of nature ...................

 

[funflair]

I notice there is a very similar 74L on Mobile.de for a shade under £11,000 more money than this one, and they say buy abroad and save a fortune.

Martin

 

[haganap]

I do believe that thanks to me this item is now sold!!!! or alternatively it's stolen as I have just followed it down the M6 on it's way to it's new owner. I really should have charged for this sale, surely Nikki and I are better brokers than bundersvan

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[EuroTrotters]

I’d be interested in the engine noise level.

Our 2007 Frankia MERCEDES V6 3.0 litre purred.

Our current fiat sounds like a shaking tin of noisy nuts, bolts and spanners

 

[funflair]

I do believe that thanks to me this item is now sold!!!! or alternatively it's stolen as I have just followed it down the M6 on it's way to it's new owner. I really should have charged for this sale, surely Nikki and I are better brokers than bundersvan

Niesmann's sell themselves Paul, as you well know

Martin