2013 Bessacarr E584 Fiat Ducato 2.3MJet 146BHP Motorhome 4 Berth

Only 21708 miles from new with full service history, handbooks, 2 x keys, cambelt changed 2025.

GVW: 4250kg (Driving licence with C1 category required). Payload: 905kg

Powerful 2.3MJet 146BHP engine with 6 Speed Manual Gearbox

Length 7.71m. Width 2.35m. Height 2.77m

4 Berth: Sleeps 2 on the fixed bed at rear, 2 more on the dinette area.

Specification includes: Solar Panel System, Cab Air Conditioning, Cab Blinds, Central Locking, Cassette Toilet, Cruise Control, Double Glazed Windows, Drivers and Passengers Air Bag, Electric Mirrors, Electric Windows, Fresh and Waste Water Tanks, Fridge(12v/240v/Gas), Alde Heater, Heki Rooflight, Hob, Leisure Battery and Charger, Mains Hook Up 240v, Microwave, Oven, Grill, Power Steering, Radio CD, Removable Carpets, Twin Lens Reverse Camera, Towbar, TV Aerial, Water Heater Gas/240v, Wind Out Awning.

Part Exchange Welcome: Car/Van/Caravan/Camper Van/Motorhome

This motorhome comes with a comprehensive 4 page report from Motor Check to confirm that it has no hidden stories (no finance, not an insurance write off, verified mileage history etc etc).

We offer a number of optional extras including:

Stage 1 Remap (Increases BHP and MPG) - £395

Extended warranties with WarrantyWise (from 3 months to 2 years) T&C's apply - Quotation upon request

Nationwide delivery service: £1.75 + VAT per mile one way

Paintwork and upholstery protection from SupaGard - £349

Dragonville Leisure. Main Street, Mareham le Fen, Lincolnshire. PE22 7QJ

Spring/Summer Opening Hours
Monday to Friday 09.00 to 17.30 - Saturday 09.00 to 16.00 - Sunday Closed
Out of hours viewing on a specific vehicle is possible subject to staff availability

We operate from a purpose built 1.5 acre site in Mareham le Fen, previously occupied by a JCB/New Holland Main Dealer for 20+ years and before them a Talbot/Peugeot Main Dealer for even longer!. Mareham le Fen is a beautiful village that has won the 'Best Kept Village' award 7 times previously and is mentioned in the Domesday book of 1086.