Bussie – Bussie! Tough and cozy (wild) camping in this Mercedes 409

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This hugely entertaining vehicle never know when to stop and feels at home everywhere. Land or highways, villages, festivals, beaches and towns.
When we Bussie three years ago he bought was especially worth refurbishing. Now it is a party to be in wake up.
Fortunately remains a van with character witness the scant attention spots and the price is there also.

Equipped with all comforts:
Music front and rear (on aux cable, USB or radio)
fridge
3-burner stove
70L tank with electric pump to supply kitchen tap.
High roof which can be upright been under.
3 bed
Heating
Indoor
Big bright skylight for fresh air and to look at the stars.
Hatch (for convertible securities)
Folding rear doors
hope storage
13kg. gas bottle which is filled with legal on the LPG pump. So you always leave with a full bottle that you can refill itself in the event that he is running out.
220V 'Camping' connection. You can use to your heart's content stream and this is Bovag Structure and course approved MOT.

Parasol + umbrella herring
seats
Table within which also can to the outside.
Outdoor shower with submersible pump

Bussie runs on LPG
by the large (r) rear wheels, the cruising speed is somewhat higher. Between 95 and 100 km / h is nice.
The consumption is ~ 13 cents / km (1: 3.8) so it is not too bad.

For questions we are always reached.
Adventure is out there!

.. And the answers to some of these questions are as follows:

LPG adapter nipples are provided for (home and) abroad.
There is room for nine people while driving. Two front seats have seat belts.
A device for maxi cosi on the todo-list.
On the dashboard are two 12V power outlets (cigarette jack) to phones / navigation / camera / ipads / etc charge and a 300W inverter to charge eg laptops.

bad luck
A warning triangle is included. (And also a powder extinguisher)
The tenant gets when needed replacement vehicle (a motorhome up to 120E per day)
Bussie is then brought back to the UK. Fortunately never needed :)