*This Kepler One has now been sold, please call for future availability, or alternative similar models*

Westfalia T6 Kepler One’s are fast becoming one of the most iconic Westfalia models of all time, being the UK’s market leader in innovation providing a T6 campervan with hot water, shower, 2x double beds, fridge/freezer and of course its most popular feature the flushing toilet. These models simply don’t come onto the market very often.

The main living room has an L-shaped lounge which is unique to Westfalia and allows you to sit back and enjoy the view whatever the weather. You will be truly surprised by the amount of space Westfalia have managed to create in this compact city campervan, this allows you to use this vehicle as an everyday mode of transport being that it’s under 2 metres high and will fit in any normal car parking space.

Please if you are interested in this immaculate pre-owned example, then do not hesitate, call or email us today as this certainly won’t be available for long.

Harbour Creek Motorhomes are one of the UK’s largest family owned Westfalia dealers, and new Campervan specialists. We represent some of the highest quality manufactures from the UK and Europe.

All of our pre-owned vehicles are supplied with a new 12-month MOT (where applicable), full Habitation check and Gas safety certificate, as well as a base vehicle service as required.

We provide a full comprehensive demonstration/handover upon collection, and we pride ourselves on our high level of customer service and friendly approach.

Finance and part exchange are also possible subject to circumstances, please call us to discuss any part exchange (Motorhome, Caravan, Prestige, Classic or Performance Car) that you may have.

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