Selling your campervan? You're in the right place.

Live this afternoon, if you have the photos

1. 01

   Enter the reg

   Make, model, year, engine, fuel, gearbox and MOT come back from the DVLA and DVSA automatically. You correct anything that looks off.

2. 02

   Describe the conversion

   Berths, layout, kitchen, heating, leisure batteries, solar, awning. Add your photos, set your price and say where the van is.

3. 03

   Answer the enquiries

   Messages land in your dashboard inbox with email alerts. Your phone number stays hidden until a buyer taps to reveal it.

An afternoon of prep is worth a few hundred pounds

The vans that sell quickly are rarely the cheapest. They are the ones where the buyer can see everything and never has to guess.

• Empty it, then clean it

  Take out the bedding, the boots and the half-used gas canister. A bare interior looks bigger and lets a buyer picture their own things in it.

• Shoot in flat, even light

  Overcast days and early evening beat bright sun, which blows out the windows and hides the interior. Park somewhere plain — a hedge or a wall, not a cluttered driveway.

• Cover all four corners and every bed mode

  Front three-quarter, rear three-quarter, side door open, kitchen, bed made up, bed folded away, pop-top raised. Buyers scroll straight past adverts with four blurry exteriors.

• Photograph the faults too

  The dent on the sill, the scuffed worktop. Naming them upfront filters out the people who would have walked away on the driveway anyway, and it earns trust with the ones who stay.

• Get the paperwork into one folder

  V5C in your name, MOT history, service invoices, conversion receipts and any habitation or gas safety certificate. Say in the advert what you hold — it is one of the first things a serious buyer asks.

• Check the weight and the DVLA body type

  A weighbridge ticket showing the real payload reassures anyone towing or travelling four-up. If the V5C still says panel van rather than motor caravan, mention it rather than leave it to be discovered.

• Price against live adverts, not old ones

  Search Campervans for the same base vehicle, age and berth count to see what comparable vans are asking today. Sitting slightly under the pack is usually cheaper than three months of silence.

• Write it for a stranger

  Who converted it and when, what you have replaced, how you have used it and why you are selling. Two honest paragraphs do more work than a list of adjectives.