Graeme D'Camper

Graeme was no ordinary campervan—he was a four-berth legend, a wanderer with a soul stitched from the fabric of New Zealand’s highways. Once, he had called Oamaru his home, resting among the town’s grand whitestone buildings, listening to the hum of the harbor and the chatter of the steampunk enthusiasts. But Graeme had a thirst for adventure, and now he was based in Christchurch, waiting for the next great journey to unfold. He was warm—not just in temperature, thanks to his trusty gas heater, but in spirit. A welcoming companion for those who sought the open road. His solar panels drank in the sun, ensuring he always had energy to keep going, and his shower was a refuge for weary travelers at the end of a long day. Graeme wasn’t just a vehicle—he was a home, a friend, a gateway to the beauty of the South Island. On a crisp morning, Graeme set off with a group of eager explorers. His tires hummed over the Canterbury Plains, stretching toward the Southern Alps like an embrace. He rolled into Lake Tekapo, parking beneath the watchful gaze of the Church of the Good Shepherd. That night, his roof was kissed by the stars of the Aoraki Mackenzie Dark Sky Reserve, and he felt truly alive beneath the cosmic brilliance. From there, he carried his passengers to the rugged depths of Fiordland. He braved the winding road to Milford Sound, his headlights cutting through the mist as waterfalls cascaded from the towering cliffs. When his travelers stood on the deck of a boat, gazing at the dolphins dancing in the water, Graeme sat proudly on the shore, knowing he had brought them here. Queenstown greeted him with its wild energy—bungee jumpers leaping from bridges, adventurers launching into the skies in paragliders. Wanaka wrapped him in its quiet beauty, the lone tree standing resilient in the lake, a reminder that sometimes stillness could be just as powerful as movement. On every journey, Graeme made memories. He carried laughter, stories, the scent of fresh coffee brewing in his kitchen, and the whispered dreams of those who traveled within his walls. He knew that, though Christchurch was his current home, the road would always call him back. And as long as there were mountains to admire, lakes to reflect in, and highways stretching endlessly ahead, he would keep moving. For Graeme, adventure wasn’t just a destination—it was the very essence of his existence. 4 seater Auto-trail Tribute. 2016 Auto-trail Tribute 669 4 berth motorhome based on the 2.3 diesel Fiat Ducato chassis. This is a lot of motorhome in a compact van. With a gross weight of 3300kg this can be driven on a standard car license. The layout of this motorhome is either double size transverse bunks or with the top bunks removed you can have either a double transverse bed or you can push back both sides to reveal a lounge made up by side settees. Having this multi option layout, would be great for taking the grandchildren away or for a younger family with children. Centrally is the washroom on the offside this has a good size shower tray, electric flushing toilet, shower curtain so you don't need to wipe the toilet over after a shower, hand basin which can be slid along the rail so that it's out of way when you shower, vanity mirror, toiletries cabinet. The kitchen is to the nearside this has a 2-burner gas hob and built in sink unit this has a glass lid to free up worktop space when not in use, 3-way fridge with freezer compartment, they even managed to cram in a good-sized oven with built in grill. Along with all this there is also storage for the groceries. Up front is the dinette this is made up from the front cab seats swiveling and a forward-facing twin seats which also houses the extra 2 seat-belt so you have 4 berth and 4 belts. Features. Fiat Ducato 2.3L 130 Multijet engine Carplay and navigation Cab Aircon Cruise control Central heating Awning Removable table Large fridge freezer Truma hot water system 2 burner hob and large Grill/oven Extractor fan 2 large skylights Standalone shower Swivel front seats 6 speed manual New house battery 2 bike rack 2 gas bottles Solar power Hoses and 2 electric hook ups Included: Linen Table and chairs Kitchen ware Leveling blocks- Thule Tools and cleaning supplies Multi Layout options, 2 Berth either; top bed with lounge area (or internal bike parking), bottom bed with spacious headroom, or 4 Berth with twin double beds. Discounts available for long term hires Any shortcomings noted in reviews will be addressed Walkthrough and operation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k27menAVUVM Feel free to contact me on +64 274605697