1972 Bay Window Camper Type 2 Crossover Tintop RHD

My camper-vanning days are behind me and with enormous sadness I am selling Rosie. I have owned Rosie since 2019 and the speedo shows she has covered 39,510 miles.
Rosie is a day van, that is she has a full width fold down bed, but does not have a pop-up top or a galley. We chose not to convert her because we preferred to have a big bed and cook, sit & dine in the awning. The awning is included with the sale.
Rosie is a 1972 cross-over T2 with elegant running board bumpers at the front and long rear multiunit lights at the rear. She is a RHD UK registered van and is very original and unmolested.
Rosie’s engine is a standard twin port 1600 fitted with a new Solex carburetor, electronic ignition and has an alternator conversion. Her engine was replaced with a reconditioned unit in 2015 (at 28,955 miles) shortly before I bought her and has proven very reliable in my ownership.
Rosie’s interior retains the original VW textured vinyl upholstery in the cab and has red candy stripe rear seat/bed with matching red gingham curtains in the rear.
During my ownership Rosie has been kept garaged, protected from the elements all year round … except when she is out on adventures.
Rosie is 53 years old and bears some of the signs of her age. She is a working camper not a museum piece. She is generally in good condition but has some rust spots. The exhaust is blowing a bit and the heater was disconnected by the previous owner (T2 heaters are hopeless so we did not reconnect it)
Rosie has an auxiliary battery (charged from the alternator) which runs 12V accessories. She comes with a 2P+E mains hook up reel for use at camp sites and a 240/12V refrigerated cool box when travelling in between. Entertainment is provided by a RetroSound DAB/FM/Bluetooth system (which looks like a 1970s radio). Rosie has privacy film fitted to the rear compartment windows (we like this but the film can easily be removed if you don’t). She comes with an Easy Camp drive-away air pole awning.