2021 Auto-Sleepers Symbol Plus Automatic in Gold

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Got this 2021 Auto-Sleepers Symbol Plus in gold — it’s the 60th anniversary special, so it’s got that extra flair. Based on a Fiat Ducato Professional with a 2.3L 160bhp engine and a smooth 9-speed ZF auto — not a lot of wear on the gears, only 15,751 miles. The interior is one of those rare, clean designs — premium upholstery, LED touch lighting, three belted seats, and Remis cab blinds. Fully carpeted inside, no rough spots.

It’s got diamond-cut alloy wheels, power steering, cruise control, air conditioning in the cab, electric front windows, remote central locking, heated and adjustable wing mirrors, and a multi-function steering wheel. The screen’s a colour touchscreen with navigation, DAB/FM, Bluetooth, streaming, USB ports — and yes, it actually has Wi-Fi with an active SIM. Reverse camera with remote too.

Security’s solid — Thatcham Category 1 alarm with tracker. LPG tank is bulked up, so it’s efficient on long drives. There’s a fair bit of storage all over — cabinets, drawers, lockers.

The rear kitchen’s well set up: stainless steel sink with glass lid, chrome mixer, 3-burner gas hob with glass lid, full oven and grill, microwave, and a 3-way fridge with freezer. Coffee machine too.

The bathroom’s on the passenger side, wet room style — Thetford electric toilet, hand basin with chrome tap, shower with chrome riser. The centre lounge can easily become two singles or a big double.

Heating and hot water run on both gas and electric — so you can heat the van or get hot water for showers or washing. There’s an external BBQ point, TV aerials inside and out, electric step, exterior water inlet, and a Thule awning.

It’s been well looked after, mostly used for weekends and trips. It’s not a daily driver, but it’s solid for holidays or camping. I’ve been using it a lot over the last year and it’s held up really well.

It’s sitting in binley, St. Mary Bourne, and I’m not sure if I’ll keep it — might be passing it on. Price is £51,295.50, but I’m not going to say that in the title. Just thought someone might find it useful.