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Fresh post for 2024, with pics...

Reluctantly selling my trusty van as I'm now needing to commute regularly.

It's a white 2004 Toyota Alphard 3.0 automatic. Imported, converted by and bought from Stuart Spencer autos who are a very reputable supplier. 

I've owned it for 2 1/2 years, and serviced it every 6 months or so in that time. 

It has a professional day van conversion, main features

Storage cupboards on one side

48" wide rock and roll bed, loads of room for two people

3 seat belts in the back when folder.

Both electric sliding doors working

Leisure battery

Electric hookup, interior lighting, roof-mounted fold-down TV monitor.

Kenwood double-din UK stereo with android auto/apple carplay

Reversing camera

It has 122k ish on the clock which is 65k km prior to conversion to miles, which puts it around 100k miles in total.

Breezes through MOTs, just had a warning about rear tyres on the last one which I'll get replaced before sale. Starter motor replaced in the summer but otherwise faultless for my ownership. In great nick inside, and generally good for it's age externally apart from a couple of car park scrapes. A really great, comfy, quiet, warm van I will be sad to let go, but my neighours (terrace!) will not forgive me for having 3 cars parked outside.

Looking for 9k and not in a hurry to sell. Based near Derby for viewings.

One more, showing the TV mounted on the roof. 

Do you have a photo that shows the amount of room in the back behind the seats?

A few more shots, helmet for scale. I usually had the panels underneath the seating removed to be honest, so you can access the space underneath from the front. It's just a few screws to remove.

Remembered I have a memory foam topper for the bed I'll include as well. 

Bump.

Gosh that's a smart looking van.

Did I mention it's ULEZ free everywhere except Brum?

Bump.

I dug out the paperwork and mileage certification while putting an ad up elsewhere and realised I overstated the mileage in my original post.

It has 131,000 indicated on the clock.

It was imported and converted to miles in 2019 with 107,000 km on the clock (66,545 miles)

I've since put 23,909 miles on it to get to the 131k. 

Which comes to a total of 90,500 miles.

Bump and a price drop, £8750.

Bump, still for sale, although have some viewings this weekend.