A proper motor home

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  • Fysherman
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    edited August 2016 #32

    As an ex MH er I must say that some are really very good.

    Bit more enlightened in some ways "over there" as they bring a bit of money into the local economy.

  • cyberyacht
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    edited August 2016 #33

    You have to do an awful lot of MH'ing to justify that sort of outlay unless yo are a 'money is no object' type.

  • Fysherman
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    edited August 2016 #34

    Comes down to your personal disposable income. I could not afford one but some could afford two.

    Nice to have something to dream about.

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    edited August 2016 #35
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  • young thomas
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    edited August 2016 #36

    know what you mean,we (obviously?) don't holiday in supermarket carparks, but, in a quiet spot thats nice for a stroll, they serve a purpose.

    i remember one day, we went to sleep in an empty carpark, woke next morning to the sound of the bread run and a carpark heaving with shoppers...

  • Fysherman
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    edited August 2016 #37

    Can beat that BB.

    How about having a crafty kip in a car park in Italy only waking up to find a full market had sprung up around you and no chance of leaving until they they left in the evening.Embarassed

  • cyberyacht
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    edited August 2016 #38

    Good job you hadn't deployed your Fiamma. They'd have been banging on your door asking if you had any bread/fish/cheese/ cheap chinese batteries etc.

  • young thomas
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    edited August 2016 #39

    Good job you hadn't deployed your Fiamma. They'd have been banging on your door asking if you had any bread/fish/cheese/ cheap chinese batteries etc.

    yes, the cheap chinese batteries are extremely tasty....Undecided

  • briantimber
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    edited August 2016 #40

     

    our pals were 'given the tour' round an N+B that was next to them at he Baloon Fiesta,
    cheap at only £130k...

    Thats an awful lot of money for a "quick look"Wink....Cool

  • young thomas
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    edited August 2016 #41

     

    our pals were 'given the tour' round an N+B that was next to them at he Baloon Fiesta,
    cheap at only £130k...

    Thats an awful lot of money for a "quick look"Wink....Cool

    youre right, Bri.....but I'm told the queue was quite longWink

    as it says in the OP.....'a proper Motorhome'Happy

  • briantimber
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    edited August 2016 #42

    Innocent...Surprised...Smile

  • triky auto
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    edited August 2016 #43

    Undecided ,, Hmmm,a bit like a Rolls Royce,,,,or a " Concorde"  then !! If you can afford it ,,,,why not Cool.

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