Sell your
motorhome
Vandervan buys motorhomes in any condition, including non-runners and vehicles you are considering scrapping. Describe the living body, base vehicle and known faults when requesting a free valuation. We collect your motorhome and pay on collection day before it is loaded, with no collection charge.
- Free collection
- Paid on the spot
- Finance settled
- Any condition
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Motorhomes we buy
Coachbuilt motorhomesA living body on a base vehicleGive the motorhome builder and model as well as the base vehicle details. A Fiat, Peugeot or Ford badge may identify the chassis without naming the living body. Mention damage at body joints, roof edges and windows, and explain leaks or previous repairs. Interior photos should show the current layout and any affected areas.Low-profile and overcab layoutsRoof shape and sleeping spaceTell us whether there is an overcab bed, a lower roof above the cab or another sleeping arrangement. Give the number of travel seats separately from the sleeping places. List fixed beds, washroom fittings and storage you know are included. Explain if furniture, windows or exterior lockers are damaged or no longer close properly.Older or unused motorhomesCondition after time off the roadA motorhome that has stood unused can have vehicle faults alongside problems in its living area. Tell us whether it starts, moves and steers, then explain what you know about heating, water and electrical equipment. State when something is untested. Include existing maintenance records and any habitation reports rather than guessing its present condition.Selling your motorhome?
The base registration and the motorhome model may tell different parts of the story. Have both to hand where possible. Photos and available paperwork can explain the layout, body repairs and fitted equipment when the model name alone does not describe them.
- Who built the motorhome, and what is its base vehicle?
- What are the sleeping layout and fitted travel-seat count?
- Are there known leaks, damp areas, body damage or repairs?
- Which heating, water, cooking and electrical fittings work or are untested?
- Does it start, roll and steer, and where is it parked?
- What V5C, service, habitation and finance records do you hold?
Sell your motorhome in three steps
- 1
Tell us about it
Enter your reg, then a few details. Photos help.
- 2
Get your valuation
Based on what you tell us, running or not.
- 3
We collect, you get paid
Collection is free, as soon as the next day. Payment is on collection day, before loading.
10,123vans bought and counting
Sell your motorhome in three steps
- 1
Tell us about it
Enter your reg, then a few details. Photos help.
- 2
Get your valuation
Based on what you tell us, running or not.
- 3
We collect, you get paid
Collection is free, as soon as the next day. Payment is on collection day, before loading.
10,123vans bought and counting
Sold van stories
“Top service from start to finish. Got a quick valuation, my van was sold the next day.”
Paul Mcguire· Google review“Enquired, booked a collection and got paid exactly as agreed on the spot. Great service!”
James Blakeley“Sold my US import camper van to vandervan for more than I was offered on eBay.”
Josh Day“Enquired, booked a collection and got paid exactly as agreed on the spot. Great service!”
James Blakeley“Sold my US import camper van to vandervan for more than I was offered on eBay.”
Josh DayQuestions about selling your motorhome
Can I sell my motorhome if I was planning to scrap it?
Yes. Request a valuation for the motorhome in its current condition and explain why you are considering scrapping it. Include engine failure, body damage or problems in the living area. There is no need to decide its future use yourself. The team can discuss the sale using the details you provide.
What if the motorhome has damp or body damage?
Describe the affected area and any repairs already made. Photos of stained panels, damaged roof joints or swollen furniture help show what you know. Include an existing report if you have one, and say if the extent of the problem is unknown. Avoid describing the whole body as sound based only on its appearance.
Should I give the chassis make or motorhome brand?
Provide both when you can. The motorhome builder and model describe the accommodation, while the base vehicle details help identify the engine and chassis. Your V5C, service invoices and body paperwork may carry different names. Send the information available and explain if a badge or document is missing.
Do I need a new habitation report to enquire?
You can request a valuation using the information and existing records you have. Say whether habitation reports are available and describe known problems with the living equipment. Tell us if an appliance or installation has not been used recently. Keep the vehicle's engine service records separate so both parts of its history are clear.
Can you collect a motorhome that cannot be driven?
We buy non-runners and arrange free collection. Explain whether it rolls and steers and mention anything that restricts access, including gates, overhead branches or a narrow storage entrance. Give its location before agreeing the collection arrangements. Payment takes place on collection day before the motorhome is loaded.
Every make. Every type. Any condition.
Every make. Every type.
Any condition.
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