2015 Rimor Seal 5 6-berth motorhome

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So, I’ve had this 2015 Rimor Seal 5 for a few years now — it’s been my home on the road for most of the past couple of years, and honestly, it’s a solid setup. Based on a Fiat Ducato, it’s got that classic motorhome charm with real space and practicality.

The layout is pretty good: there’s a big over-cab double, a transverse double bed in the back, and the dinette converts to a bed — so you can stretch out if you’re doing a longer trip. There’s also a proper kitchen area with a 2-burner hob, oven, sink, and a 3-way fridge with freezer. The bathroom has a separate shower and toilet, and there’s a Truma heater that works with both hot water and blown air — useful when it’s cold outside.

One of the things I like best is the rear garage — you can access it from both inside and outside, which is handy if you’re loading gear or just need a bit of extra storage. The seats and berths are all properly secured: 6 berths, 6 seatbelts (4 with 3-point straps and 2 lap belts).

It’s a 2.3L 130bhp engine with a manual 6-speed gearbox — not flashy, but it’s reliable and gets around well. I’ve had it serviced a few times, and the cam belt was changed at 63,000 miles — so it’s been looked after.

The car’s about 7.15m long, 2.34m wide, and 3.05m high, weighs in at 3500kg, and has been driven around 63,000 miles. I’ve also got cruise control, reversing camera, solar panel, and an awning — and it’s got air conditioning, a stereo, a hand washbasin, and a V5.

It’s currently parked at Gorebridge, Private Road — just a short drive from the M1 if you’re coming from the Midlands. I’m happy to show it around if you’re interested, though I do only do viewings by appointment and I’m closed Sundays and bank holidays.

If you’re really keen and want to check it out, I’m happy to let you put down a £500 holding deposit — it’s refundable if you end up not going ahead, which is fair, and it just stops others from looking at it.

I’ve also got a free one-month drive-away insurance if you’re planning to take it off and go — just ask for details.

I’m not selling it to anyone who’s just looking for a quick buy — I’ve driven it for years, and it’s been a real part of my life. If it’s something you’d actually use, then I’d be happy to chat more.

Let me know if you’d like the full photos, extra specs, or a quick chat — I’ll be happy to go through it properly.

— Rob