2006 Benimar Euro 7000DB
Galway · Private seller · Listed today
€20,750
1 / 10
Our verdict
Why we like it
Six berths with two dinettes, so a family can keep a table up while someone sleeps, plus a separate shower and a full oven for €20,750. That's a lot of space for the money if the paperwork and the weight suit you.
Provisional: promising, but some key facts are still unconfirmed, so we haven't given it a score yet. We don't represent this vehicle as verified. Check the unconfirmed items below before you travel.
Paperwork at a glance · as stated by the seller
- Motor caravan status on the logbook not yet confirmed
- CRW / CVRT status not stated
- Service history not stated
- No recent habitation check confirmed
- No gas / electrical evidence provided yet
What to check at the viewing
At 4,100 kg it's over 3,500 kg, so you'll need a C1 entitlement on your licence to drive it. A standard car (B) licence won't cover it. Confirm the plated weight on the vehicle itself. The ad doesn't give mileage, CVRT/CRW, tax or whether it's on the logbook as a motor caravan, so ask for all four. It's a 2006 coachbuilt, so check the overcab, roof seams and window seals for damp, and ask for service history on the Ducato's cambelt and clutch.
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From the seller
A 2006 Benimar Euro 7000DB on the Fiat Ducato with a 2.3 diesel and a five-speed manual gearbox. It sleeps six and has four travel seats. The layout is unusual: there are two dinettes, one at the front and one at the rear, and each converts into a double bed, with a third double over the cab reached by a ladder. The photos show a washroom with a separate shower cubicle, a full gas cooker with oven, and a tall fridge/freezer. The seller gives the maximum gross weight as 4,100 kg.
Key facts
- Year
- 2006
- Fuel
- Diesel
- Transmission
- Manual, 5-speed
- Engine
- 2.3 diesel
- Base vehicle
- Fiat Ducato
- Type
- Motorhome
- Berths
- 6
- Belted travel seats
- 4
- Conversion
- Coachbuilt (overcab)
- Converter / builder
- Benimar
- Registration
- Ireland — Not stated
Paperwork details
- Motor caravan on logbook
- Not confirmed
- CRW / CVRT
- Not stated
- VRT resolved
- Not stated
- Import notes
- Maximum gross weight 4,100 kg (seller-stated) — above 3,500 kg, so a C1 licence is needed
- Habitation check
- Not stated
- Gas / electrical evidence
- Not stated
Paperwork details are supplied by the seller and reviewed by us; always ask to see the originals. Read our paperwork guide.
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Layout & equipment
- Layout
- Front and rear dinettes that each make a double, plus an overcab double with a ladder
- Fridge
- Fitted fridge/freezer
- Cooker
- Gas hob with oven and grill
- Toilet
- Fitted, in the washroom
- Shower
- Separate shower cubicle
Price history
- 24 Sept 2026€20,750first listed
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2006 Benimar Euro 7000DB
€20,750