Atmospheric self-build camper van for 2 people (+ baby/small child)

Our van is ready for adventure, big or small. The 2010 Nissan Interstar self-built (off-grid) campervan isn't overflowing with luxury, but it has everything a great trip needs. As a family of three, we've already taken several trips, both big and small, and we hope others can create equally wonderful memories with our van!

About the bus:
The cabin has three belted seats. The engine isn't particularly powerful, but with cruise control enabled, it's a joy to drive. The multimedia screen (Apple CarPlay - Android) provides navigation, always guiding you, and you can easily stream your travel music through the speakers (with atmospheric sound quality).

With the solar panel and battery, you can camp for several days without power, without worrying about your ice cream melting. (We've never had a dead battery ourselves.)

The fixed bed is 140x185cm (I'm 187cm tall, and it easily sleeps two) and has ample storage underneath for all your extra luggage (surfing gear, skis, stroller, etc.). The kitchen includes a sink with running water, a two-burner gas stove, a refrigerator (with freezer), dishes, and all the essentials you need to prepare a delicious meal. The living area seats three people, with a fold-down table and bench. This provides ample space for a crib or toddler bed, for example. A porta-potty toilet is hidden under the fixed seat.

The fan and skylight provide a fresh breeze in summer, and the electric heater ensures pleasant temperatures in winter (even for the youngest travelers).

Included as standard:
- 2 chairs and a table
- dishes and kitchen utensils
- bedding
- row blocks
- camping plug
- air beanbag

Optional:
- high chair
- detachable bicycle carrier for 2 light/sports bicycles (at an additional cost of 5 euros/day and 30 euros/week)
(Awning and rear view camera are work in progress)