2001 Fiat Ducato 2.8 LWB Camper
Limerick · Private seller · Listed today
€10,950
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Our verdict
Why we like it
A tidy, simple two-berth camper for under €11,000, on the well-known 2.8 Ducato with modest mileage for its age. The seller says it's on the logbook as a motor caravan and taxed into 2027, which is exactly what budget buyers should look for.
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
- Registered as a motor caravan on the logbook
- 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
The seller gives the category as motor caravan, so check that on the logbook. The ad doesn't mention CVRT/CRW, so ask when it was last tested. The converter isn't named: ask who did the fit-out and how the gas hob was installed. At 25 years old, look closely at the sills, wheel arches and floor for rust, and ask about the cambelt and any service history. Test drive it to check the 2.8 diesel and the gearbox.
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From the seller
A 2001 Fiat Ducato 2.8 long-wheelbase van converted into a bright two-berth camper. First registered in September 2001, it shows 66,271 miles (about 106,700 km) and has three seats. Inside there's a kitchen unit with a two-ring gas hob and sink, side bench seating with a table, and a rear lounge that makes up into a bed, with plenty of storage underneath. The seller says it's registered as a motor caravan and taxed until May 2027.
Key facts
- Year
- 2001
- Mileage
- 106,700 km
- Fuel
- Diesel
- Engine
- 2.8 turbo diesel
- Base vehicle
- Fiat Ducato
- Type
- Campervan
- Berths
- 2
- Belted travel seats
- 3
- Conversion
- Van conversion (converter not stated)
- Registration
- Ireland — Seller states it is registered as a motor caravan
Paperwork details
- Motor caravan on logbook
- Yes
- CRW / CVRT
- Not stated
- Motor tax
- Taxed to 05/2027 (seller-stated)
- VRT resolved
- Not stated
- 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
- Side bench seating and a rear lounge that makes up into a bed
- Cooker
- Two-ring gas hob
Price history
- 24 Sept 2026€10,950first listed
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2001 Fiat Ducato 2.8 LWB Camper
€10,950