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412 days ago

1980 LIGHTWEIGHT vagabond pop top 1300 caravan

Wayne from Levin

ALL REASONABLE OFFERS CONSIDERED

READY FOR YOUR SUMMER HOLIDAYS AWAY

CLASSIC KIWI POP TOP Caravan

Early 1980's Model 3.8M 3 Berth

Aluminium Body

Professionally Sandblasted and Two_Pot Anti-Rust Epoxy, and top coat painted underneath by Supreme Blast and Paint, Palmerston North in August 2022: Cost $1,150

Just on 2 Meters high with pop top down: so can fit inside many garages and car ports

3.8 Meters long, and 2.3 Meters wide

Drawbar adds about another 1.1M
One rear single bed 1.8 X 0.6 Meters in size

Two front single beds 1.8 X 0.7 Meters in size

They can be turned into one double bed 1.8 X 1.4 Meters by installing the planks supplied into the gap between the single beds

Outside is mainly dent-free with just a few minor dents and marks but it will need repainting at some stage: some of the clearcoat is failing, but no rush as it has all aluminium body panels

The canvas top has the usual wear, but it is still in relatively good operating condition, and I have not had any leakage problems

The small mesh ventilation vent at the back of the top needs repairing

Tires in good condition, and comes with a brand new spare wheel

WOF Current to 27/07/24

EWOF Current to 01/04/26

Registration Current to 14/12/23, but will renew to 14/12/24 before sale

Old 3 way gas fridge removed, and replaced by a 240Volt electric fridge

The old fridge gas outlet needs to be capped off

Gas stove is still connected: but I have never used it

No gas bottle supplied

Plenty of cupboard and underbed storage space

Comes with a microwave, and an electric heater, fan, and toaster

Comes with mains cords to connect to Motor Camp Power, and to normal household power

Good mains powered lighting, and plenty of power points

Seems to have an awning and groundsheet etc. but I have never unpacked or used them

Light and easy to tow: my 1.8 Litre Mazda Van tows it with ease

Was re licensed in 2012, which is why I am unsure of its exact year of manufacture

Would be happy to email a copy of its Car Jam Report, and more photos if you like

Contact me on 0210391890 or 06 3679737 to arrange viewing

Price: $8,999

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