This automatic transmission camper van with low mileage per year. Full records of service from the original dealer are on hand, where an original owner bought it from in 2001. VW Manual, operating manual and receipts of work completed are available. Most of the components purchased were supplied by GoWesty. The Eurovan fits in a regular 2 car garage as it’s 17’ Long, and 80’ High with top down. The 2001 Eurovan has a bigger engine with 201 HP compared to early ones with 140 HP. *Take throughout Central/ Southern California only* - No out-of-state trips and no Northern California. Please be aware of mileage overages and possible extra fees. "2001" vehicle (not 2025), so please feel free to call or chat with customer support as to what they offer for roadside assistance and towing, in case. It is up-to-date with oil change, oil filter, and cleared the multi-point inspection.Upgrades include:Repainted VW White (2019)
Transmission cooling unit installed.
Transmission and engine mounts replaced.
Cameras front and rear (if needed, but prefer unplugged)
Privacy Tent for back gate
Interior Lights changed out to Led’s
Fridge Recondition in (2021) - fridge "turn on" instructions are printed inside the fridge door.
New Engine Battery (2022)
New Marine Auxiliary Battery (2024). Please do not drain it. No laptops / air mattress hookups / vaccum, etc.
The heat may not always work for the upfront (engine) air vents. The AC works and the propane heater/thermostat works for the cabin.
Reminders/ Tips:
1. Propane tank - turn on from outside for fridge and stove. Turn off before driving.
2. Gasoline - 91 Only please - please leave receipt(s) in van.
3. Please wash and clean the interior of the van as you found it. There is a brush provided to brush it out and a rag.
4. Empty all trash.
5. Clean kitchen products - pans, cutlery, glasses, etc.
6. No pets - no dog, cat, (due to hair, possible renter allgergies, etc)Recommend to *watch the video below*, outlining interior parts operatation. Please confirm you watched it and read through these bullet points, by messaging me that you did so.
Time Code 7 minutes in
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXZ4_ND5NF41. Storage
2. How to open the sliding drawer storage underneath - although easier not to use it
3. Pop Up Roof - how to put up *Must be lowered and locked before driving* (use seatbelt safety latch too)
4. Front seats swivel inwards - * the van Will NOT drive / start with the seats swiveled inward, so you have to put them back in the original positions *
5. Table
6. Upper bed - but if you are 2 people maybe you will just use the bottom bed, that is how others have done it
7. Convert bottom rear seat into a bed *have to pull bed/drawer - all of it - out first (lift up the flooring where the strips are pre-cut - easy to see.
8. Lights - one over counter area and 4 adjustable reading lights in the bed area, as well as one on the pop up roof - * please make sure they are all turned off when not in use*
8. Window shades - pull down *gently* and over the window parts that may be "sticking" out like the locking mechanism and window frames.
9. Pop up Roof - how to put down (again, *Must be lowered and locked before driving* (use seatbelt safety latch too) Pull IN ALL 4 Canvas Sides (Front, Back, 2 Sides) SO That They Fold Inwards Like AN Accordion AND Tuck IN Canvas Around THE Outside - This IS SO That Rain Doesn'T GET IN IT AND They ARE Protected. Must Hear 2 Clicks TO Know THE POP UP IS Wall THE WAY Latched.
10. Shore power hookup (orange chord provided in van)
11. Coach battery - and what it powers and how it powers (engine battery when driving and shore power charges it)
12. Sink and Fridge (12-volt car battery only used to maintain fridge while traveling) - otherwise use LP Gas (propane) or shore power (at a camp/TV site/house, etc.). Park on level ground.
13. Range top (stove) - use ventilation for air. Uses propane. *Propane always has to be OFF from the outside valve/knob when driving* Make sure to turn range knobs OFF when not in use.
14. Thermostat switch (heat) - make sure Propane is OFF on the outside knob. Turn the thermostat to above room temperature (this is an updated thermostat, be Gentle with a switch). Blower runs for 5 minutes. Turn the thermostat below room temperature, wait for 2 minutes until the blower stops, turn the propane knob ON and then turn the thermostat to the highest setting, and then adjust to the desired setting. There are vents near the floor. again, Turn OFF Propane from Outside when not in use/when driving.
15. Operation Manual and Binder is provided.
16. Fire extinguisher provided - watch video on how to use: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUojO1HvC8c
17. LP Gas detector - supposed to sound if LP gas is detected in the interiorIf wanted:
Linens and pillows
Sleeping bag
Towels
The awning is not for use. (Hard and expensive to replace if broken, as Outdoorsy recommends not to allow use for these reasons.)
Propane tank
Gasoline - it comes with 91 gas - it Only takes 91 gas. Please fill it to its starting point upon your return, otherwise the funds will be taken out of your security deposit. So if it was 1/2 full upon renting, please fill up 1/2 tank. You can take a photo to remember. I also upload a photo upon rental release.Please *watch this video*, outlining parts of the interior and how they operate. (I believe you mentioned you had the same or similar van back home or were familiar with it.) and confirming you watched and read through these bullet points, by messaging me that you did so. :)
Time Code 7 minutes in
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXZ4_ND5NF4Included:
1. Storage
2. Handle opens the sliding drawer storage underneath - although easier not to use
3. Pop Up Roof - how to put up *Must be lowered and locked before driving* (use seatbelt safety latch too)
4. Front seats swivel inwards - * the van Will NOT drive / start with the seats swiveled inward, so you have to put them back in the original positions *
5. Table - glides along rails of "kitchen" area.
6. Upper bed - but if you are 2 people maybe you will just use the bottom bed, that is how others have done it
7. Convert bottom rear seat into a bed *have to pull bed/drawer - all of it - out first (lift up the flooring where the strips are pre-cut - easy to see.
8. Lights - one over counter area and 4 adjustable reading lights in the bed area, as well as one on the pop up roof - * please make sure they are all turned off when not in use*
9. Window shades - pull down *gently* and over the window parts that may be "sticking" out like the locking mechanism and window frames.
10. Pop up Roof - how to put down (again, *Must be lowered and locked before driving* (use seatbelt safety latch too) Pull IN ALL 4 Canvas Sides (Front, Back, 2 Sides) SO That They Fold Inwards Like AN Accordion AND Tuck IN Canvas Around THE Outside - This IS SO That Rain Doesn'T GET IN IT AND They ARE Protected. Must Hear 2 Clicks TO Know THE POP UP IS Wall THE WAY Latched.
11. Shore power hookup (orange chord provided in van)
12. Coach battery - and what it powers and how it powers (engine battery when driving and shore power charges it)13. Sink and Fridge (12-volt car battery only used to maintain fridge while traveling) - otherwise use LP Gas (propane) or shore power (at a camp/TV site/house, etc.). Park on level ground.
14. Range top (stove) - use ventilation for air. Uses propane. *Propane always has to be OFF from the outside valve/knob when driving* Make sure to turn range knobs OFF when not in use.15. Thermostat switch (heat) - make sure Propane is OFF on the outside knob. Turn the thermostat to above room temperature (this is an updated thermostat, be Gentle with a switch). Blower runs for 5 minutes. Turn the thermostat below room temperature, wait for 2 minutes until the blower stops, turn the propane knob ON and then turn the thermostat to the highest setting, and then adjust to the desired setting. There are vents near the floor. again, Turn OFF Propane from Outside when not in use/when driving. What's includedIncluded list continued:
16. OPERATION MANUAL in back storage compartment and print outs provided/ registration is in the driver side door storage.
17. Fire extinguisher provided - watch video on how to use: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUojO1HvC8c
18. LP Gas detector - supposed to sound if LP gas is detected in the interior RecommendationsLocal Southern California Spots include:
Joshua Tree
Desert Hot Springs
Palm Springs
Hot springs by Santa Barbara
Big Bear / Lake Arrowhead
Kern River
MalibuOther things to noteAdt'l mileage and possible extra fees. "Older" vehicle: please chat w/ customer support. Out of pocket costs to the renter may be possible. Host-owner is not responsible for towing costs. You agree to and acknowledge this by signing for the key exchange and renting the van. June 1st, 2025 host spoke the roadside assistance co,, Coach-Net: up to the towing co. (providers) they contract of what may be charged. Tow to the nearest “qualified” shop determined by calling the shop as to van specs.
Transmission cooling unit installed.
Transmission and engine mounts replaced.
Cameras front and rear (if needed, but prefer unplugged)
Privacy Tent for back gate
Interior Lights changed out to Led’s
Fridge Recondition in (2021) - fridge "turn on" instructions are printed inside the fridge door.
New Engine Battery (2022)
New Marine Auxiliary Battery (2024). Please do not drain it. No laptops / air mattress hookups / vaccum, etc.
The heat may not always work for the upfront (engine) air vents. The AC works and the propane heater/thermostat works for the cabin.
Reminders/ Tips:
1. Propane tank - turn on from outside for fridge and stove. Turn off before driving.
2. Gasoline - 91 Only please - please leave receipt(s) in van.
3. Please wash and clean the interior of the van as you found it. There is a brush provided to brush it out and a rag.
4. Empty all trash.
5. Clean kitchen products - pans, cutlery, glasses, etc.
6. No pets - no dog, cat, (due to hair, possible renter allgergies, etc)Recommend to *watch the video below*, outlining interior parts operatation. Please confirm you watched it and read through these bullet points, by messaging me that you did so.
Time Code 7 minutes in
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXZ4_ND5NF41. Storage
2. How to open the sliding drawer storage underneath - although easier not to use it
3. Pop Up Roof - how to put up *Must be lowered and locked before driving* (use seatbelt safety latch too)
4. Front seats swivel inwards - * the van Will NOT drive / start with the seats swiveled inward, so you have to put them back in the original positions *
5. Table
6. Upper bed - but if you are 2 people maybe you will just use the bottom bed, that is how others have done it
7. Convert bottom rear seat into a bed *have to pull bed/drawer - all of it - out first (lift up the flooring where the strips are pre-cut - easy to see.
8. Lights - one over counter area and 4 adjustable reading lights in the bed area, as well as one on the pop up roof - * please make sure they are all turned off when not in use*
8. Window shades - pull down *gently* and over the window parts that may be "sticking" out like the locking mechanism and window frames.
9. Pop up Roof - how to put down (again, *Must be lowered and locked before driving* (use seatbelt safety latch too) Pull IN ALL 4 Canvas Sides (Front, Back, 2 Sides) SO That They Fold Inwards Like AN Accordion AND Tuck IN Canvas Around THE Outside - This IS SO That Rain Doesn'T GET IN IT AND They ARE Protected. Must Hear 2 Clicks TO Know THE POP UP IS Wall THE WAY Latched.
10. Shore power hookup (orange chord provided in van)
11. Coach battery - and what it powers and how it powers (engine battery when driving and shore power charges it)
12. Sink and Fridge (12-volt car battery only used to maintain fridge while traveling) - otherwise use LP Gas (propane) or shore power (at a camp/TV site/house, etc.). Park on level ground.
13. Range top (stove) - use ventilation for air. Uses propane. *Propane always has to be OFF from the outside valve/knob when driving* Make sure to turn range knobs OFF when not in use.
14. Thermostat switch (heat) - make sure Propane is OFF on the outside knob. Turn the thermostat to above room temperature (this is an updated thermostat, be Gentle with a switch). Blower runs for 5 minutes. Turn the thermostat below room temperature, wait for 2 minutes until the blower stops, turn the propane knob ON and then turn the thermostat to the highest setting, and then adjust to the desired setting. There are vents near the floor. again, Turn OFF Propane from Outside when not in use/when driving.
15. Operation Manual and Binder is provided.
16. Fire extinguisher provided - watch video on how to use: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUojO1HvC8c
17. LP Gas detector - supposed to sound if LP gas is detected in the interiorIf wanted:
Linens and pillows
Sleeping bag
Towels
The awning is not for use. (Hard and expensive to replace if broken, as Outdoorsy recommends not to allow use for these reasons.)
Propane tank
Gasoline - it comes with 91 gas - it Only takes 91 gas. Please fill it to its starting point upon your return, otherwise the funds will be taken out of your security deposit. So if it was 1/2 full upon renting, please fill up 1/2 tank. You can take a photo to remember. I also upload a photo upon rental release.Please *watch this video*, outlining parts of the interior and how they operate. (I believe you mentioned you had the same or similar van back home or were familiar with it.) and confirming you watched and read through these bullet points, by messaging me that you did so. :)
Time Code 7 minutes in
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXZ4_ND5NF4Included:
1. Storage
2. Handle opens the sliding drawer storage underneath - although easier not to use
3. Pop Up Roof - how to put up *Must be lowered and locked before driving* (use seatbelt safety latch too)
4. Front seats swivel inwards - * the van Will NOT drive / start with the seats swiveled inward, so you have to put them back in the original positions *
5. Table - glides along rails of "kitchen" area.
6. Upper bed - but if you are 2 people maybe you will just use the bottom bed, that is how others have done it
7. Convert bottom rear seat into a bed *have to pull bed/drawer - all of it - out first (lift up the flooring where the strips are pre-cut - easy to see.
8. Lights - one over counter area and 4 adjustable reading lights in the bed area, as well as one on the pop up roof - * please make sure they are all turned off when not in use*
9. Window shades - pull down *gently* and over the window parts that may be "sticking" out like the locking mechanism and window frames.
10. Pop up Roof - how to put down (again, *Must be lowered and locked before driving* (use seatbelt safety latch too) Pull IN ALL 4 Canvas Sides (Front, Back, 2 Sides) SO That They Fold Inwards Like AN Accordion AND Tuck IN Canvas Around THE Outside - This IS SO That Rain Doesn'T GET IN IT AND They ARE Protected. Must Hear 2 Clicks TO Know THE POP UP IS Wall THE WAY Latched.
11. Shore power hookup (orange chord provided in van)
12. Coach battery - and what it powers and how it powers (engine battery when driving and shore power charges it)13. Sink and Fridge (12-volt car battery only used to maintain fridge while traveling) - otherwise use LP Gas (propane) or shore power (at a camp/TV site/house, etc.). Park on level ground.
14. Range top (stove) - use ventilation for air. Uses propane. *Propane always has to be OFF from the outside valve/knob when driving* Make sure to turn range knobs OFF when not in use.15. Thermostat switch (heat) - make sure Propane is OFF on the outside knob. Turn the thermostat to above room temperature (this is an updated thermostat, be Gentle with a switch). Blower runs for 5 minutes. Turn the thermostat below room temperature, wait for 2 minutes until the blower stops, turn the propane knob ON and then turn the thermostat to the highest setting, and then adjust to the desired setting. There are vents near the floor. again, Turn OFF Propane from Outside when not in use/when driving. What's includedIncluded list continued:
16. OPERATION MANUAL in back storage compartment and print outs provided/ registration is in the driver side door storage.
17. Fire extinguisher provided - watch video on how to use: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUojO1HvC8c
18. LP Gas detector - supposed to sound if LP gas is detected in the interior RecommendationsLocal Southern California Spots include:
Joshua Tree
Desert Hot Springs
Palm Springs
Hot springs by Santa Barbara
Big Bear / Lake Arrowhead
Kern River
MalibuOther things to noteAdt'l mileage and possible extra fees. "Older" vehicle: please chat w/ customer support. Out of pocket costs to the renter may be possible. Host-owner is not responsible for towing costs. You agree to and acknowledge this by signing for the key exchange and renting the van. June 1st, 2025 host spoke the roadside assistance co,, Coach-Net: up to the towing co. (providers) they contract of what may be charged. Tow to the nearest “qualified” shop determined by calling the shop as to van specs.
This automatic transmission camper van with low mileage per year. Full records of service from the original dealer are on hand, where an original owner bought it from in 2001. VW Manual, operating manual and receipts of work completed are available. Most of the components purchased were supplied by GoWesty. The Eurovan fits in a regular 2 car garage as it’s 17’ Long, and 80’ High with top down. The 2001 Eurovan has a bigger engine with 201 HP compared to early ones with 140 HP. *Take throughout Central/ Southern California only* - No out-of-state trips and no Northern California. Please be aware of mileage overages and possible extra fees. "2001" vehicle (not 2025), so please feel free to call or chat with customer support as to what they offer for roadside assistance and towing, in case. It is up-to-date with oil change, oil filter, and cleared the multi-point inspection.Upgrades include:Repainted VW White (2019)
Transmission cooling unit installed.
Transmission and engine mounts replaced.
Cameras front and rear (if needed, but prefer unplugged)
Privacy Tent for back gate
Interior Lights changed out to Led’s
Fridge Recondition in (2021) - fridge "turn on" instructions are printed inside the fridge door.
New Engine Battery (2022)
New Marine Auxiliary Battery (2024). Please do not drain it. No laptops / air mattress hookups / vaccum, etc.
The heat may not always work for the upfront (engine) air vents. The AC works and the propane heater/thermostat works for the cabin.
Reminders/ Tips:
1. Propane tank - turn on from outside for fridge and stove. Turn off before driving.
2. Gasoline - 91 Only please - please leave receipt(s) in van.
3. Please wash and clean the interior of the van as you found it. There is a brush provided to brush it out and a rag.
4. Empty all trash.
5. Clean kitchen products - pans, cutlery, glasses, etc.
6. No pets - no dog, cat, (due to hair, possible renter allgergies, etc)Recommend to *watch the video below*, outlining interior parts operatation. Please confirm you watched it and read through these bullet points, by messaging me that you did so.
Time Code 7 minutes in
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXZ4_ND5NF41. Storage
2. How to open the sliding drawer storage underneath - although easier not to use it
3. Pop Up Roof - how to put up *Must be lowered and locked before driving* (use seatbelt safety latch too)
4. Front seats swivel inwards - * the van Will NOT drive / start with the seats swiveled inward, so you have to put them back in the original positions *
5. Table
6. Upper bed - but if you are 2 people maybe you will just use the bottom bed, that is how others have done it
7. Convert bottom rear seat into a bed *have to pull bed/drawer - all of it - out first (lift up the flooring where the strips are pre-cut - easy to see.
8. Lights - one over counter area and 4 adjustable reading lights in the bed area, as well as one on the pop up roof - * please make sure they are all turned off when not in use*
8. Window shades - pull down *gently* and over the window parts that may be "sticking" out like the locking mechanism and window frames.
9. Pop up Roof - how to put down (again, *Must be lowered and locked before driving* (use seatbelt safety latch too) Pull IN ALL 4 Canvas Sides (Front, Back, 2 Sides) SO That They Fold Inwards Like AN Accordion AND Tuck IN Canvas Around THE Outside - This IS SO That Rain Doesn'T GET IN IT AND They ARE Protected. Must Hear 2 Clicks TO Know THE POP UP IS Wall THE WAY Latched.
10. Shore power hookup (orange chord provided in van)
11. Coach battery - and what it powers and how it powers (engine battery when driving and shore power charges it)
12. Sink and Fridge (12-volt car battery only used to maintain fridge while traveling) - otherwise use LP Gas (propane) or shore power (at a camp/TV site/house, etc.). Park on level ground.
13. Range top (stove) - use ventilation for air. Uses propane. *Propane always has to be OFF from the outside valve/knob when driving* Make sure to turn range knobs OFF when not in use.
14. Thermostat switch (heat) - make sure Propane is OFF on the outside knob. Turn the thermostat to above room temperature (this is an updated thermostat, be Gentle with a switch). Blower runs for 5 minutes. Turn the thermostat below room temperature, wait for 2 minutes until the blower stops, turn the propane knob ON and then turn the thermostat to the highest setting, and then adjust to the desired setting. There are vents near the floor. again, Turn OFF Propane from Outside when not in use/when driving.
15. Operation Manual and Binder is provided.
16. Fire extinguisher provided - watch video on how to use: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUojO1HvC8c
17. LP Gas detector - supposed to sound if LP gas is detected in the interiorIf wanted:
Linens and pillows
Sleeping bag
Towels
The awning is not for use. (Hard and expensive to replace if broken, as Outdoorsy recommends not to allow use for these reasons.)
Propane tank
Gasoline - it comes with 91 gas - it Only takes 91 gas. Please fill it to its starting point upon your return, otherwise the funds will be taken out of your security deposit. So if it was 1/2 full upon renting, please fill up 1/2 tank. You can take a photo to remember. I also upload a photo upon rental release.Please *watch this video*, outlining parts of the interior and how they operate. (I believe you mentioned you had the same or similar van back home or were familiar with it.) and confirming you watched and read through these bullet points, by messaging me that you did so. :)
Time Code 7 minutes in
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXZ4_ND5NF4Included:
1. Storage
2. Handle opens the sliding drawer storage underneath - although easier not to use
3. Pop Up Roof - how to put up *Must be lowered and locked before driving* (use seatbelt safety latch too)
4. Front seats swivel inwards - * the van Will NOT drive / start with the seats swiveled inward, so you have to put them back in the original positions *
5. Table - glides along rails of "kitchen" area.
6. Upper bed - but if you are 2 people maybe you will just use the bottom bed, that is how others have done it
7. Convert bottom rear seat into a bed *have to pull bed/drawer - all of it - out first (lift up the flooring where the strips are pre-cut - easy to see.
8. Lights - one over counter area and 4 adjustable reading lights in the bed area, as well as one on the pop up roof - * please make sure they are all turned off when not in use*
9. Window shades - pull down *gently* and over the window parts that may be "sticking" out like the locking mechanism and window frames.
10. Pop up Roof - how to put down (again, *Must be lowered and locked before driving* (use seatbelt safety latch too) Pull IN ALL 4 Canvas Sides (Front, Back, 2 Sides) SO That They Fold Inwards Like AN Accordion AND Tuck IN Canvas Around THE Outside - This IS SO That Rain Doesn'T GET IN IT AND They ARE Protected. Must Hear 2 Clicks TO Know THE POP UP IS Wall THE WAY Latched.
11. Shore power hookup (orange chord provided in van)
12. Coach battery - and what it powers and how it powers (engine battery when driving and shore power charges it)13. Sink and Fridge (12-volt car battery only used to maintain fridge while traveling) - otherwise use LP Gas (propane) or shore power (at a camp/TV site/house, etc.). Park on level ground.
14. Range top (stove) - use ventilation for air. Uses propane. *Propane always has to be OFF from the outside valve/knob when driving* Make sure to turn range knobs OFF when not in use.15. Thermostat switch (heat) - make sure Propane is OFF on the outside knob. Turn the thermostat to above room temperature (this is an updated thermostat, be Gentle with a switch). Blower runs for 5 minutes. Turn the thermostat below room temperature, wait for 2 minutes until the blower stops, turn the propane knob ON and then turn the thermostat to the highest setting, and then adjust to the desired setting. There are vents near the floor. again, Turn OFF Propane from Outside when not in use/when driving. What's includedIncluded list continued:
16. OPERATION MANUAL in back storage compartment and print outs provided/ registration is in the driver side door storage.
17. Fire extinguisher provided - watch video on how to use: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUojO1HvC8c
18. LP Gas detector - supposed to sound if LP gas is detected in the interior RecommendationsLocal Southern California Spots include:
Joshua Tree
Desert Hot Springs
Palm Springs
Hot springs by Santa Barbara
Big Bear / Lake Arrowhead
Kern River
MalibuOther things to noteAdt'l mileage and possible extra fees. "Older" vehicle: please chat w/ customer support. Out of pocket costs to the renter may be possible. Host-owner is not responsible for towing costs. You agree to and acknowledge this by signing for the key exchange and renting the van. June 1st, 2025 host spoke the roadside assistance co,, Coach-Net: up to the towing co. (providers) they contract of what may be charged. Tow to the nearest “qualified” shop determined by calling the shop as to van specs.
Transmission cooling unit installed.
Transmission and engine mounts replaced.
Cameras front and rear (if needed, but prefer unplugged)
Privacy Tent for back gate
Interior Lights changed out to Led’s
Fridge Recondition in (2021) - fridge "turn on" instructions are printed inside the fridge door.
New Engine Battery (2022)
New Marine Auxiliary Battery (2024). Please do not drain it. No laptops / air mattress hookups / vaccum, etc.
The heat may not always work for the upfront (engine) air vents. The AC works and the propane heater/thermostat works for the cabin.
Reminders/ Tips:
1. Propane tank - turn on from outside for fridge and stove. Turn off before driving.
2. Gasoline - 91 Only please - please leave receipt(s) in van.
3. Please wash and clean the interior of the van as you found it. There is a brush provided to brush it out and a rag.
4. Empty all trash.
5. Clean kitchen products - pans, cutlery, glasses, etc.
6. No pets - no dog, cat, (due to hair, possible renter allgergies, etc)Recommend to *watch the video below*, outlining interior parts operatation. Please confirm you watched it and read through these bullet points, by messaging me that you did so.
Time Code 7 minutes in
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXZ4_ND5NF41. Storage
2. How to open the sliding drawer storage underneath - although easier not to use it
3. Pop Up Roof - how to put up *Must be lowered and locked before driving* (use seatbelt safety latch too)
4. Front seats swivel inwards - * the van Will NOT drive / start with the seats swiveled inward, so you have to put them back in the original positions *
5. Table
6. Upper bed - but if you are 2 people maybe you will just use the bottom bed, that is how others have done it
7. Convert bottom rear seat into a bed *have to pull bed/drawer - all of it - out first (lift up the flooring where the strips are pre-cut - easy to see.
8. Lights - one over counter area and 4 adjustable reading lights in the bed area, as well as one on the pop up roof - * please make sure they are all turned off when not in use*
8. Window shades - pull down *gently* and over the window parts that may be "sticking" out like the locking mechanism and window frames.
9. Pop up Roof - how to put down (again, *Must be lowered and locked before driving* (use seatbelt safety latch too) Pull IN ALL 4 Canvas Sides (Front, Back, 2 Sides) SO That They Fold Inwards Like AN Accordion AND Tuck IN Canvas Around THE Outside - This IS SO That Rain Doesn'T GET IN IT AND They ARE Protected. Must Hear 2 Clicks TO Know THE POP UP IS Wall THE WAY Latched.
10. Shore power hookup (orange chord provided in van)
11. Coach battery - and what it powers and how it powers (engine battery when driving and shore power charges it)
12. Sink and Fridge (12-volt car battery only used to maintain fridge while traveling) - otherwise use LP Gas (propane) or shore power (at a camp/TV site/house, etc.). Park on level ground.
13. Range top (stove) - use ventilation for air. Uses propane. *Propane always has to be OFF from the outside valve/knob when driving* Make sure to turn range knobs OFF when not in use.
14. Thermostat switch (heat) - make sure Propane is OFF on the outside knob. Turn the thermostat to above room temperature (this is an updated thermostat, be Gentle with a switch). Blower runs for 5 minutes. Turn the thermostat below room temperature, wait for 2 minutes until the blower stops, turn the propane knob ON and then turn the thermostat to the highest setting, and then adjust to the desired setting. There are vents near the floor. again, Turn OFF Propane from Outside when not in use/when driving.
15. Operation Manual and Binder is provided.
16. Fire extinguisher provided - watch video on how to use: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUojO1HvC8c
17. LP Gas detector - supposed to sound if LP gas is detected in the interiorIf wanted:
Linens and pillows
Sleeping bag
Towels
The awning is not for use. (Hard and expensive to replace if broken, as Outdoorsy recommends not to allow use for these reasons.)
Propane tank
Gasoline - it comes with 91 gas - it Only takes 91 gas. Please fill it to its starting point upon your return, otherwise the funds will be taken out of your security deposit. So if it was 1/2 full upon renting, please fill up 1/2 tank. You can take a photo to remember. I also upload a photo upon rental release.Please *watch this video*, outlining parts of the interior and how they operate. (I believe you mentioned you had the same or similar van back home or were familiar with it.) and confirming you watched and read through these bullet points, by messaging me that you did so. :)
Time Code 7 minutes in
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXZ4_ND5NF4Included:
1. Storage
2. Handle opens the sliding drawer storage underneath - although easier not to use
3. Pop Up Roof - how to put up *Must be lowered and locked before driving* (use seatbelt safety latch too)
4. Front seats swivel inwards - * the van Will NOT drive / start with the seats swiveled inward, so you have to put them back in the original positions *
5. Table - glides along rails of "kitchen" area.
6. Upper bed - but if you are 2 people maybe you will just use the bottom bed, that is how others have done it
7. Convert bottom rear seat into a bed *have to pull bed/drawer - all of it - out first (lift up the flooring where the strips are pre-cut - easy to see.
8. Lights - one over counter area and 4 adjustable reading lights in the bed area, as well as one on the pop up roof - * please make sure they are all turned off when not in use*
9. Window shades - pull down *gently* and over the window parts that may be "sticking" out like the locking mechanism and window frames.
10. Pop up Roof - how to put down (again, *Must be lowered and locked before driving* (use seatbelt safety latch too) Pull IN ALL 4 Canvas Sides (Front, Back, 2 Sides) SO That They Fold Inwards Like AN Accordion AND Tuck IN Canvas Around THE Outside - This IS SO That Rain Doesn'T GET IN IT AND They ARE Protected. Must Hear 2 Clicks TO Know THE POP UP IS Wall THE WAY Latched.
11. Shore power hookup (orange chord provided in van)
12. Coach battery - and what it powers and how it powers (engine battery when driving and shore power charges it)13. Sink and Fridge (12-volt car battery only used to maintain fridge while traveling) - otherwise use LP Gas (propane) or shore power (at a camp/TV site/house, etc.). Park on level ground.
14. Range top (stove) - use ventilation for air. Uses propane. *Propane always has to be OFF from the outside valve/knob when driving* Make sure to turn range knobs OFF when not in use.15. Thermostat switch (heat) - make sure Propane is OFF on the outside knob. Turn the thermostat to above room temperature (this is an updated thermostat, be Gentle with a switch). Blower runs for 5 minutes. Turn the thermostat below room temperature, wait for 2 minutes until the blower stops, turn the propane knob ON and then turn the thermostat to the highest setting, and then adjust to the desired setting. There are vents near the floor. again, Turn OFF Propane from Outside when not in use/when driving. What's includedIncluded list continued:
16. OPERATION MANUAL in back storage compartment and print outs provided/ registration is in the driver side door storage.
17. Fire extinguisher provided - watch video on how to use: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUojO1HvC8c
18. LP Gas detector - supposed to sound if LP gas is detected in the interior RecommendationsLocal Southern California Spots include:
Joshua Tree
Desert Hot Springs
Palm Springs
Hot springs by Santa Barbara
Big Bear / Lake Arrowhead
Kern River
MalibuOther things to noteAdt'l mileage and possible extra fees. "Older" vehicle: please chat w/ customer support. Out of pocket costs to the renter may be possible. Host-owner is not responsible for towing costs. You agree to and acknowledge this by signing for the key exchange and renting the van. June 1st, 2025 host spoke the roadside assistance co,, Coach-Net: up to the towing co. (providers) they contract of what may be charged. Tow to the nearest “qualified” shop determined by calling the shop as to van specs.
2001 Volkswagen Eurovan
Length
17 ft
17 ft
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Gasoline
Tank Size
21.1 gal
21.1 gal
Gross Weight
5,600 lbs
5,600 lbs
Sleeps
2
2
Seatbelts
4
4
Sleeping Arrangements
Twin bed
1
1
Fold out sofa
1
1
Host add-ons
Set of 4 Towels
Features
2001 Volkswagen Eurovan
- Sleeps 2
- 4 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 10 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 21.1 gal
- Automatic transmission
- Sleeps 2
- 4 seatbelts
- Fresh water: 10 gal
- Fuel type: Gas
- Fuel capacity: 21.1 gal
- Automatic transmission
Amenities
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup (20 Amps)
- Wi-Fi
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- CD Player
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup (20 Amps)
- Wi-Fi
- Audio Inputs
- Radio
- CD Player
- Stove
- Refrigerator
Nearby places to stay
Los Angeles, CA • Exact location provided after booking
1. Surf Outpost
Malibu, CA • 19 miles away
2. Lake Piru Recreation Area
Piru, CA • 35 miles away
3. Hudson Ranch Historical Resort and Campgrounds
Maricopa, CA • 76 miles away
4. Paradise by the Sea Beach RV Resort
Oceanside, CA • 86 miles away
5. Native Falls Campground
Temecula, CA • 89 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
Los Angeles, CA • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
To fill up propane:
https://youtu.be/bGAYiXUe_RA
No smoking, no climbing on the roof, empty all trash, empty toilet before your return (if using for #1 - no using for #2).
Sweep out and dust off seats. Provide a small dust pan and brush. Dust off/ sweep floor. No shoes in van except when driving / seating in passenger seat.
No Burning Man please or message and as such possibly upon request.
No use of the awning. Beach umbrella provided.
Enjoy your trip.
To fill up propane:
https://youtu.be/bGAYiXUe_RA
No smoking, no climbing on the roof, empty all trash, empty toilet before your return (if using for #1 - no using for #2).
Sweep out and dust off seats. Provide a small dust pan and brush. Dust off/ sweep floor. No shoes in van except when driving / seating in passenger seat.
No Burning Man please or message and as such possibly upon request.
No use of the awning. Beach umbrella provided.
Enjoy your trip.
- Not pet friendly
- No music festivals
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- Mileage: 80 free miles / day
Frequently asked questions
Q.
Where can I watch videos of the interior of the van so I know how to work equipment and other items?
A.
Videos, of a similar van or same model are available on YouTube.
Q.
What flexibility is available for picking up and dropping off the RV?
A.
Saturdays and Sundays are the best days for picking up and dropping off the vehicle. We would do a walk through on both ends and a test drive. Weekday pickup is fine too- various hours if in I am in person v. not.
Meet your host, Michelle
Superhost • Member since 2022
Michelle is a Superhost
Superhosts are highly-rated and experienced, ensuring you have a fantastic outdoor experience.
Local Angeleno, grew up in LA - so concrete has been my city life. Although, prefer the nature life. I can help you navigate "the less touristy" side and/or travel spots in Southern California.
Local Angeleno, grew up in LA - so concrete has been my city life. Although, prefer the nature life. I can help you navigate "the less touristy" side and/or travel spots in Southern California.
