Toyota Estima (Selling for a friend)
- Full Service History till 1998!
- Selfcontained until 2021
- 230.000km
- rego and wof done till june.
- Car is from 1998
- 2 roof windows.
- Bed inside you can make into a couch..
I did a big service, rego and wof in January, only drove -1000km after.
in the meanwhile I drive my company car.
you also get everything that's inside which includes:
>2 blankets
>3 pillows
>extra sleeping bag
- Gascooker
- Camping gas cooker (portable great for hiking)
also a small portable and closable pot (good for hiking)
>cooking gear, (pot and pan, cutting block, spatula etc)
>cups and plates, cutlery)
>Radio with Bluetooth receiver
>night light
>cards games
>portable safe
>EHBO kit
>water cleaning kit
And more....
A lot of storage room under the bed, I use big hardplastic boxes to keep all my stuff in.
Kitchen is in the back, you can make food standing behind the car.
(you are good even if it's rainy)
With all of this you have enough to work/travel and live in the car!
I've had it for more then a year and I lived in it for about 8 months total.
Phone: 0218963542
cheerio Stu
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87.8% Yes
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12.2% No
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40.8% Yes
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34.2% Maybe?
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25% No
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