Ford Transit CustomSport. Crew Cab. Day van. Campervan.

Norfolk, England · Listed 1 month ago

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Vehicle details

Make
Ford
Model
Transit
Year
2014
Mileage
78,752
Berth
2 Berth
Fuel
Diesel
Gearbox
Manual
Engine
2.2
Colour
Black
MOT
2026-07-19

Description

I bought this as a ready lined, and insulated Adventure van. It’s the Sport model, so comes with all the bells and whistles.
Cruise Control
Speed Control
Lane Assist
Heated Seats
Heated Windscreen
Paddles on the steering wheel to control the Cruise Control, and voice activated commands.
Electric folding mirrors
Wide Alloy Wheels.
Front window, wind deflectors.
Just under 90,000 miles, but is still being used.
It’s booked in for a fresh MOT on Wednesday 10th.
Please note, it’s now back on the original plates. MD14XWW
It was done by a professional shop in the Midlands, with the second row of Tourneo seats being fitted at the same time. All three seats can be removed quickly, or turned around to face backwards. The plan was to use it as it was, for days out. Then I added the full slide out drawer, for storage. Then the box on the other side was built, to hold a power station, and fridge. Used it for a while, then made a Fridge/ Microwave unit. Then came the sink unit (Vangear). It has a rechargeable tap, with fresh, and waste water containers underneath. It still has plenty of storage space too. The door lifts off, to clip on the front for additional worktop, with the adjustable leg, that’s inside. The whole sink unit is self contained, and can be removed in a couple of minutes, without any tools.
All along, I wanted the van to be modular, so everything in the back is very easily removeable. With all 3 seats removed, we have had some great 2/3 day trips up and down the country. Before we went to Scotland in February, I had an Autoterm diesel heater fitted, which is fed direct from the main diesel tank (so no messy topping up a small tank inside the van). It is fantastic.
I am 5’8″, and sleep just right width ways across the bed. My wife and myself have found it very comfortable.
The slide out drawer has 2 drop in worktops, so it can be used to cook on.
With everything removed, you have a regular van, but insulated.
Add the 3 seats, you have a Crew Cab, with the rear empty.
Add one or two of the rear boxes for storage.
Take the drivers side rear seat out, and fit the Microwave/ Fridge unit. 5 seater for days out.
It’s like a Swiss army knife. Fit what you need. Leave what you don’t.
I haven’t seen one quite like this.
Please note, the side steps have been removed, as they got in the way.
The rear doors both have tinted glass in them.
Included, as long as the price is right.
Autoterm diesel heater (Professionally fitted @ £900, in Feb)
Microwave.
Compressor Fridge (Alpicool)
2kW Power Station. Runs the Microwave, Fridge, Kettle, and charges phones. A game changer.
Bluetti Charger 1. Charges the power station while driving, so never short of power.
Insulated, internal window covers for privacy.
Small electric toilet. These are sold as emergency toilets, due to their size, and seal the waste in an airtight bag for safe disposal. No chemicals, and no smell. Perfect for a small van.
Lagun style swivel table. Brilliant piece of kit.
Portable, rechargeable shower, by Flextail. Yes I have used it, and it’s brilliant.
I’m bound to have missed something, so please ask. All in all, everything you need to get away.
I have used this as a daily driver, and camper, and because of the size, it can be parked anywhere.
Only selling, as we now have the bug, and want to move up, to a bigger van, and I have too many vehicles to realistically keep it.
It is registered correctly as a Van with side windows, and 6 seats.
I now have a replacement van coming this week, so could do with finding a new owner for this.
Just had another 3 day trip to Scotland, where it returned 38.3 MPG.

Additional details

MOT
Valid — 19 Jul 2026
CO₂ emissions
186 g/km

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