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Two Peugeot vans for enjoying camping thanks to Sunlight
The two versions of this Peugeot van model have come out of Sunlight’s workshops and have plenty of features for enjoying camping.

Camper vans continue to claim their space in the market, and several companies are dedicated to offering solutions so that enthusiasts of this type of vehicle can have the one they are looking for within reach. Sunlight is one of those companies, and not long ago it presented two camper vans based on the Peugeot Boxer, named Sunlight Cliff 600 and 640.
These names refer to the length of both vehicles, since the first version measures 6 metres and the second 6.40 metres, which allows for a better interior layout than the first. Something interesting about this camper van, in both of its versions, is that it has no unnecessary equipment that would be dispensable, so the price can be kept from becoming too high.

Camper equipment of the Sunlight Cliff
Both versions feature a renewed interior, with new upholstery bearing the Sunlight emblem. As for camper equipment, both include a full kitchen as well as a well-equipped bathroom, so you can live on board without discomfort. There are four seats for travelling comfortably, and when it comes to sleeping, there is enough space for up to three adults.
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SUNLIGHT CLIFF 600 Y 640
Other useful features are USB charging ports, doors protected with insect screens and a fridge with a considerable capacity of 84 litres for storing fresh food. The clean water and grey water tanks have capacities of 100 and 90 litres respectively, something quite important for spending a few days camping.
Another of the features offered by this camper van is stationary air conditioning, which allows travel without problems all year round and enjoyment of free time.
Engine
As this version is built on the Peugeot Boxer, it uses the same engine. That is, a BlueHDI engine delivering 140 CV, paired with a six-speed manual gearbox.
The price of this camper conversion starts in Germany at 49,900 euros, making it a good option for a camperised van below 50,000 euros.
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