AUTOTRAIL TRACKER RS 2013 2 BERTH MOTORHOME

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So, I’ve had this 2013 Autotrailer Tracker RS for a few years now — it’s been my home on the road for most of that time. Only 13,241 miles on it, and it’s been just one previous owner, so it’s been well looked after.

I’m moving to north-hykeham, North Kesteven now, and I’m putting it up for a bit of a change — not because I’m selling it, but because I’m looking to make a fresh start and I just don’t need it anymore.

It’s a solid 2-bert motorhome with a proper end washroom — full setup: a Thetford WC, mirror, vanity, separate shower cubicle with mixer, and a little bit of storage. The whole thing’s got a good flow — two sofas that can be converted into a double or just two singles, and the captain swivel seats give it a bit more stretch.

Inside, it’s been well sorted: lots of cupboards, wardrobe, dining table, 3-ring gas hob and electric hot plate, full oven, grill, fridge freezer, and a roof extractor. The cabin has air conditioning, cruise control, captain seats with swivel, privacy blinds, over-cab skylight, and LED lighting throughout — even mood lighting in the corners.

Outside, it’s got a reversing camera, awning, external BBQ, bike rack, spare wheel, and storage lockers. I’ve had the full major service done recently — cambelt and water pump included — plus a 12-month MOT and habitability check. It’s got the Autowatch alarm and immobiliser too, along with satellite navigation and Bluetooth audio.

I’ve also got a full set of safety features: ABS, airbags, ESP, 240V lighting, central seating group, and even a hand washbasin.

The rear has a dressing room with flyscreen and motorised step, and the shower is private — which is a real plus when you’re just trying to get a bit of peace and quiet.

I’m happy to let people take a look — I’ve got it in an indoor showroom in north-hykeham, and I’m happy to show it any time, day or night, if they want to come see it. No pressure, no sales talk — just a real motorhome that’s been lived in, well maintained, and actually worked for me.

If you’re thinking about a home on wheels, I’d be happy to chat. I’ve got a bit of a bit of a warranty too — 3 months — and I’m open to part exchange or finance if that works for you.

I’ve been in the motorhome space for a while now — family-run, no fluff, just real people helping each other out. If you’re looking for something solid, reliable, and actually usable — this one’s been through the wringer and still holds up.

Just say the word and I’ll get you in.

(Price is £30,375 — but I’m not going to say that out loud, just in case it feels too much. I don’t need to sell it to make money, I just need it to find a new home.)