Furgão transformado de Daniel

Hello! Meet Marwa, an Iveco Daily L2H2 large volume van.

Marwa was born as an industrial vehicle: truck chassis, working diesel engine and pneumatic suspension to adjust the inclination to the height of loading springs (a tool that will be useful to adjust the height and level the van on not quite smooth terrain). I found it with few kilometers and decided it deserved a more exciting life, so I started to camperize it with my friends.

But then I got a job as a drone pilot in Kuwait. I wasn't going to have time to follow the job and I wasn't going to have to settle for such a limited budget as I initially thought, so I took it to my friends at TopCamper in Tarragona to turn it into a real camper.

My priority from the beginning is that the van was discreet: no garish colors or two-tone, no compass or mountain vinyls or anything like that. It is white (repainted), its cab and box are separated and on the passenger side it doesn't even have a window, so once parked on the street it looks like a work van, just what I wanted.

As for the vehicle, it is well cared for, maintenance done at Iveco, the engine is indestructible, air conditioning and heating in the cab, etc. However, the vehicle is old: it has no central locking or rear camera, although I did put a Bluetooth radio in it and it has power steering.

As for the camper part, it is diaphanous, has two windows and a skylight with ventilation-extraction system, large interior shower (60x90) with hot water via diesel boiler 7l, potti (portable chemical WC), kitchen with two burners and integrated sink, folding table and folding bed, powerful secondary battery with solar panels that allows you to plug to 220v, 12v or USB. Ideal for a couple, a couple with a small child or even three well-adjusted friends.