A campervan valuation has two sides
A campervan is both a road vehicle and a living space. The base van, mileage, engine, MOT and service history matter alongside the conversion quality, roof, windows, furniture, appliances, electrics and signs of damp.
Start with the registration, make, model, year, mileage and MOT status. Explain who completed the conversion, what equipment remains, any known defects and how the body type is recorded on the V5C. Clear photographs help show the layout and finish.
What helps us value a campervan
- Registration, base vehicle, year and mileage
- MOT status, service history and mechanical faults
- Factory, professional or self-built conversion
- V5C body type and conversion paperwork
- Pop-top, roof, windows and habitation condition
- Gas, electrical, water and appliance information
- Damp, leaks, accident or body damage
- Location, keys and recovery access
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What we consider
- Factory-built campervans
- Professional van conversions
- Self-built conversions
- Pop-top and high-roof campers
- Older or high-mileage vehicles
- Damp or habitation defects
- Mechanical or MOT faults
- Non-runners requiring recovery