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Spaceships Beta 2

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Campervan Review: 4.4/5
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Vehicle
Vehicle Age	Interior up to 4 years, Vehicle 2003 or newer
Air Conditioner	Yes (In drivers cab)

Seating
Maximum Passengers	4 (Sleeps 2)
Seatbelts	4
Child Restraints	Total Child Restraints Permitted - 1 Rear FacingMaximum 1 Forward FacingMaximum 1 BoosterMaximum 1
Internal Access	Step through access

Living Area
Crockery Cutlery Pots Pans Supplied	Yes
Fire Extinguisher	Yes
Fridge & Freezer:	Fridge Only 15 litre
Fly Screens	No
Gas Cooker	Yes
Gas Bottles	1 x Small Cannister
Hot & Cold Water Supply	Cold Only
Linen Supplied	Yes
Microwave	No
Reverse Cycle Air Conditioner	No
Sink	No (Water supply with hand pump)
Sleeping Configuration	1 x Double Bed (1.90m x 1.40m)
Shower and Toilet	No

Entertainment
Audio System	Radio and CD player ipod cord
TV - DVD	No

Vehicle Specifications
Dual Battery	Yes
Engine Specifications	2.4 Litre, Unleaded Petrol
Fuel	Petrol, 60 Litre Fuel Capacity
Fuel Consumption	Approximately 9-10 litres per 100 km
Lockable Safe / Security Deposit Box	Yes
Make of Vehicle	Toyota Estima
Power Equipment	Power Steering
Power Supply	12v
Awning	Yes - side 1.5m x 1.5m
Transmission	Automatic
Water Tank Capacity	20 Litres
Waste Water Tank Capacity	N/A

Vehicle Dimensions
Length	4.80m
Width	1.60m
Height	1.8 m
Interior	1.20m

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2 Reviews for Spaceships Beta 2 recently

LASZLO BALAZS

02 November 2019

Excellent vehicle.

Martin Vivian

20 January 2018

excellent vehicle, for long trips cruise control would be an improvement. At pick up the tank should be full not three quarters empty. That is bad management.