Adria Izola - For Sale

[Kontiki]

Adria Izola S687SPG, reg. Nov 2008. Low profile motorhome with transverse rear bed over garage. Renault engine 2.5 ltr 150bhp with 6 speed Quickshift (auto) gearbox. Currently plated at 3850 kgs but can be changed to 3500 kgs.


Here's a link to the brochure http://www.kpcm.co.uk/downloads/adria_mh/07brochure.pdf but please ask if you want anymore information.

Here is my van listed with the Motorhome Depot http://www.motorhomedepot.com/1210-Adria-Adria-Izola-S687SPG

 

[Kontiki]

Here's a picture of our van, ideal for couple touring. Have been down to Spain/Portugal wildcamping for 3 months at a time. Garage large enough to carry our 125c motorcycle + inflatable canoe & all the other essential equipment. Reluctantly selling as we really like driving this van but need a bigger motorhome & want a larger A class.
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[fishy & Nina]

Hi Ed,

Nice van! We had an Adria Vision A Class when they first came out - never had a problem with it - wished we'd kept it sometimes, but that's a long story.......

Could i be nosy and ask about the inflatable canoe you use? What make, etc etc etc or maybe a link to a retailer. There are so many out there and it's hard to work out which one may be best for us. Stability and strength would be a good indicator. Would probably want to use it on fresh water and close inshore on the briny.

Good luck with your sale
ian

 

[Deleted member 9237]

Not butting in but I have a sea eagle pro have had great fun with it on the sea rivers and the lakes in Portugal were i can be found every year for 3 months i do a lot of fishing from mine no problems with it ,

 

[Kontiki]

We have the Sea Eagle Fast Track 385 Pro, they are not the cheapest of inflatables but are well made. Ours is very stable you can stand up & paddle it here's a link Sea Eagle FastTrack Inflatable Kayaks . Very easy to paddle & like it says it tracks well with the inflatable bow section & the skeg, it can be used in up to class 3 rapids. I've even made a sail for it from some very old windsurf equipment, didn't get a lot of chances to try it out when we were down at La Manga last year, wind was cold & mostly blowing the wrong way (offshore) wanted a nice steady onshore or even along the shore would have done just to test it out. If your ever up our way or we meet up you can try it out.

 

[fishy & Nina]

That's great guys - thanks for that (and the offer Ed). We will have a look at them online and take it from there

 

[Kontiki]

A good site for canoeing information is Song of the Paddle Forum : : The call of the Open Canadian Canoe - Home they have a section on inflatable canoes in the 'Canoe & Paddle Reviews'. Sevylor seem very popular, they have a good range starting quite cheap but you do get what you pay for to some extent.

 

[Kontiki]

Now starting to look at part ex. as we would like to get a larger A class ready for our trip down to Spain, I will be taking it off the Motorhome Depot soon so if anybody is interested then contact me. Would consider some sort of swap for an A class if somebody is thinking of downsizing.