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  Camper van finance advice and deals (Article)
  GAP insurance Whether you’re buying a camper van from a specialist converter or manufacturer approved dealer, you will undoubtedly be offered a huge array of add-ons that will promise to protect everything from the paintwork to the fabric of the seats and fold down bed.   GAP insurance is an add-on that many camper van buyers dismiss without really thinking too much about. However, in the event of your new van being written-off, Guaranteed Asset Protection (to use its full title) may actually save you money.
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  Buying and selling a van on eBay (Article)
  Perform the driver swap at a public place like a fuel forecourt or supermarket car park and always keep hold of the keys until you are in the passenger seat with the belt on. How to value your van When selling a van, putting the right sticker price on it can be the difference between a quick sale and sitting on your hands for a month waiting for the phone to ring.
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  How to sell your van (Article)
  Perform the driver swap at a public place (that preferably has CCTV) like a fuel forecourt or supermarket car park. Always keep hold of the keys until you are in the passenger seat with the belt on. Haggling Almost all used van buyers will attempt some form of negotiation on the price. Do not be offended by someone who tries to haggle, but never lose sight of the fact that the van is yours and you are under no obligation to sell for anything below your asking price.
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  How to buy a used van (Article)
  Be wary of any engine warning lights and keep an eye out for any signs of abuse or neglect. Check that all of the doors open (from inside and out) and ensure that the seat adjustments work fully, along with the windows. Always check the heater and air conditioning are in full working order and be mindful of any strange odours, which might indicate a faulty air con component or blockage in the system.