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Mercedes 814D 7.5t conversation

  • 02-08-2020 8:24pm
    #1
    Clodi
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11 ✭


    I have a nice condition 2009 Merc814D which I purchased mainly to move all our 'stuff' back here from Wales. I previously converted a Merc 709D ex-library-bus into a brilliant motorhome & I've put in a couple of windows to call it a motorhome for the ferries etc. It was equipped as a crew van for a landscaping business so has a sink, microwave, heater etc.
    My question is,as we don't really need a big van once we have finished our move, should I take it back to the Uk to sell it or should I get Irish plates and sell it here. I imagine it's worth around €7.5 going by the German prices. They are iconic Travel Vans but inthr Uk you need a C1 licence to drive one as its's 7.5 ton.This one has a tow- bar as well and can pull 3 ton so it's quite a beast & will go anywhere. Any opinions as to whether there will be a demand here or not.


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