Peugeot Boxer GT600 Series
The Boxer was our first venture into the 6m+ motorhomes. We initially designed the vehicle for ourselves as we were looking for a larger van than the T5/T6 so we could go away for longer. The versatility and freedom of smaller campervans are fantastic, as it allows you to use the vehicle for everyday transport, but the larger vehicle provides the ability to go away for much longer, and more comfortably live out of the van without the space constraints of the smaller van.
The base vehicle can either be purchased through us, or you can bring us a van to convert. We can offer strong deals with Peugeot and Fiat, and can assist in the process of purchasing the vehicle and advising on what upgrades are worthwhile. We have listed the options below, as well as a brief list of the upgrades available to you when ordering a vehicle through us. This is not the full list of options, and more details can be found through Peugeot themselves.
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Vehicle DimensionsLength: 6.80m (22.3ft) Width: Unladen weight: Anticipated payload: The difficulty with the VW Crafter is the weight of the vehicle. The base vehicle before conversion is much heavier than other vans used for motorhomes, such as the Peugeot Boxer. To get the payload necessary to use a Crafter as a motorhome, it will need to be up-plated to 4 tonne. This will require a C1 license to be able to drive, which does add some difficulties for anyone who does not have that license as standard.
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Tank SizesFresh water - Underbody 100lt tank Waste water - Underbody 65lt tank Gas - underbody 30lt tank possible
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Bed Size and ConfigurationThis largely depends on a number of factors such as bed height and layout choice. Firstly, the higher the bed is build, the narrower the van becomes and thus the narrower the bed becomes. Our demo van which could be seen on our stand at the NEC, and is what is photographed throughout this website, has a fixed bed of approximately 6ft 3 by 5ft9. The Crafter's extra length means that sleeping lengthways in the vehicle is the default, and due to the narrow nature of the vehicle, it becomes very difficult to sleep transverse. In MWB Crafters, you need to sleep transverse to prevent the bed encroaching into the vehicle too much, so side pods mounted to the vehicle are the answer to this, which we will be building in the foreseeable future. As for bed height, this can be built for a fixed bed at almost any height within the van (within reason) and can be a good way of utilising the extra length of the vehicle to build a garage/storge area.
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Layout OptionsOur standard layout that we used for our demo van was a fixed bed layout. This provides you with a large bed area with plenty of room to sleep on. It also creates a garage area underneath for copious amounts of storage. This fixed bed can be built at virtually any height in the vehicle, and can be made to suit your needs. Another option available is a twin single beds layout. This limits the storage in the van due to the lack of garage underneath, but provides a two single beds with a walkway in between.
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HeatingWe have usually fitted a diesel heater in our crafter conversions, but the availability of a well designed 30 lt gas tank means we can easily fit a cheaper gas heater.
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Bathroom FacilitiesInformation coming soon!
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ElectronicsInformation coming soon!
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Votronic PanelInformation coming soon!
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Kitchen FacilitiesInformation coming soon!
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InsulationOur vehicles come winterised as standard. We use multiple layers of insulation to ensure that the motorhome is usable all-year round. We use high quality foam-foil insulation with a thick insulation layer over the top. This coupled with the carpeted panels and the van's walls creates a comfortable and warm motorhome.
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Warranty and ServicingWe offer a 2 year warranty on all our work, but make sure to look after our customers if something ever goes wrong in the future.
GT600 Layout Options
We have designed a number of conversion options for both the 6m and 6.3m Peugeot, namely fixed bed and lounge options. The vehicles we have converted so far have all been rear lounge and fixed bed, but we are willing and able to adjust the conversion (within reason) to suit your needs, or try a new layout that may work.
High Specification as Standard
Our standard conversion starts at a high specification, as we believe in a no-nonsense price list. We offer a small upgrade list of only items we consider an additional luxury. We recognise that many companies have extensive and confusing price lists, which can increase the price of your conversion significantly. We have packed in all the modern essentials into our conversions, enabling you to get a high quality, high specification motorhome with limited hassle.
Motorhomes with off grid capabilities, ready for any adventure you may have
Solar powered camping
Large storage capabilities including roof bars
Available in 6m and 6.3m vans
Custom choice of colours
Extensive modern lighting
Full kitchen and bathroom facilities
Range of layout options available
The Celtic Motorhomes approach
When booking a motorhome with us, we take the personal approach and treat your van as though it were our own. We are only happy with the best, and believe you deserve that too. We encourage all customers to visit our workshop and meet our team. This enables you to see our work in progress, and the vast amount of wood, flooring, upholstery and layout options available to you. We will help guide you through this process and get the motorhome of your dreams.
Our standard conversion - £38500 incl vat
Our standard conversion comes with all the essentials you need, no confusion, no hassle.
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Half leather upholstery throughout complete with scatter cushions
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Extensive choice of floor, unit, wall and upholstery finishes
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Vinyl padded ceiling for added luxury and warmth
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Staron solid surface worktops plus flip up extension.
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Heavily insulated van to withstand all season camping
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Winterised van
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Massive array of multiple zoned and dimmable led lights.
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Range of layout options available
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Sietz S4 double glazed windows with integrated blinds and flynets
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Midi Heki skylight plus bathroom vent
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Flyscreen to side loading door
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2 x Single seats with Armrest and both swivel
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Sportcraft tested seat frame with 2x 3 point belts
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Electric side step
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Swing out table and extra cushion to make kids bed
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Thetford Triplex oven and grill
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Smev sink with hot and cold mixer tap
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85lt vitrifrigo compressor fridge
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Toilet, Shower and Tip up wash basin, Vanity cupboard
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Truma Kombi 4e heating and hot water system
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Underfloor water, waste and gas tanks
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Dometic outside light/rain guard
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Electric hook up lead
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External gas point with 3m gas extension.
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Multiple USB and power points
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2x110A AGM batteries as standard (other options available)
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We have changed over to a full victron charging and electrical system, with full colour screen and blue tooth /wifi connectivity. This is significantly more advanced than our previous system, but does increase the cost. Fully Euro 6 spec and Lithium ready
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Remis cab blinds
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TV aerial and plug in point
Luxury finish
Highest quality materials used
No compromises on design or functionality
Comfortable seating with high quality leather upholstery
Small child bed conversion a available
Swing out table to fully utilise the dinnet area
Spacious bed area
Full blackout blinds on all windows
Range of rear layouts available
Available upgrades
As you can see, everything you need is in our base conversion, and we run a very small upgrade list of additional options that may be useful, or a luxury.
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Thule elite bike rack - £475
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Thule Omnistor 4m awning - £1050
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Thule Omnistore 3.75m awning - £925
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Towbar detachable - £600
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Motorhome wifi 5g ready- £495
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Avtex TV and bracket - from £495
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Truma Diesel heater upgrade - £800
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Lithium battery x2 upgrade - £1300
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Solar plus roof bars - £895
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Additional solar panel - £325
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VB air assist £850
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Additional thermal cab blinds £200
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Additional 30A victron charger £300
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Victron multiplus inverter / charger e.g. 2000W £900
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Vehicle DimensionsLength: 6.80m (22.3ft) Width: Unladen weight: Anticipated payload: The difficulty with the VW Crafter is the weight of the vehicle. The base vehicle before conversion is much heavier than other vans used for motorhomes, such as the Peugeot Boxer. To get the payload necessary to use a Crafter as a motorhome, it will need to be up-plated to 4 tonne. This will require a C1 license to be able to drive, which does add some difficulties for anyone who does not have that license as standard.
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Tank SizesFresh water - Underbody 100lt tank Waste water - Underbody 65lt tank Gas - underbody 30lt tank possible
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Bed Size and ConfigurationThis largely depends on a number of factors such as bed height and layout choice. Firstly, the higher the bed is build, the narrower the van becomes and thus the narrower the bed becomes. Our demo van which could be seen on our stand at the NEC, and is what is photographed throughout this website, has a fixed bed of approximately 6ft 3 by 5ft9. The Crafter's extra length means that sleeping lengthways in the vehicle is the default, and due to the narrow nature of the vehicle, it becomes very difficult to sleep transverse. In MWB Crafters, you need to sleep transverse to prevent the bed encroaching into the vehicle too much, so side pods mounted to the vehicle are the answer to this, which we will be building in the foreseeable future. As for bed height, this can be built for a fixed bed at almost any height within the van (within reason) and can be a good way of utilising the extra length of the vehicle to build a garage/storge area.
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Layout OptionsOur standard layout that we used for our demo van was a fixed bed layout. This provides you with a large bed area with plenty of room to sleep on. It also creates a garage area underneath for copious amounts of storage. This fixed bed can be built at virtually any height in the vehicle, and can be made to suit your needs. Another option available is a twin single beds layout. This limits the storage in the van due to the lack of garage underneath, but provides a two single beds with a walkway in between.
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HeatingWe have usually fitted a diesel heater in our crafter conversions, but the availability of a well designed 30 lt gas tank means we can easily fit a cheaper gas heater.
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Bathroom FacilitiesInformation coming soon!
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ElectronicsInformation coming soon!
-
Votronic PanelInformation coming soon!
-
Kitchen FacilitiesInformation coming soon!
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InsulationOur vehicles come winterised as standard. We use multiple layers of insulation to ensure that the motorhome is usable all-year round. We use high quality foam-foil insulation with a thick insulation layer over the top. This coupled with the carpeted panels and the van's walls creates a comfortable and warm motorhome.
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Warranty and ServicingWe offer a 2 year warranty on all our work, but make sure to look after our customers if something ever goes wrong in the future.