Whoops... a whole motorhome... a whole RV? Holiday Rambler
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Re: awning
You may be able to get some fixing points to put on the side walls of the RV. Depending on the make/model it would be worth a a bit of research as they are sold in kits I believe.
This should make it a little more resistant to wind but still a good idea to wind it in if it gets up.
You may be able to get some fixing points to put on the side walls of the RV. Depending on the make/model it would be worth a a bit of research as they are sold in kits I believe.
This should make it a little more resistant to wind but still a good idea to wind it in if it gets up.
Switch said:
I've got a variety of photos from when I viewed it.
Looking forward from the doorway to the Bathroom, with the slide out (the far left sofa and entire kitchen slide approx 2ft). The sofa on the right folds out to a double bed.
Looking back down the vehicle from between the two sofas, with the slide in.
Shower toilet and sink beyond the kitchen.
Fridge/freezer and a look through to the two bunks in with the bathroom.
Double bedroom at the back.
The whole dealio is 37ft long.
Epic, and such an inspiration. Looking forward from the doorway to the Bathroom, with the slide out (the far left sofa and entire kitchen slide approx 2ft). The sofa on the right folds out to a double bed.
Looking back down the vehicle from between the two sofas, with the slide in.
Shower toilet and sink beyond the kitchen.
Fridge/freezer and a look through to the two bunks in with the bathroom.
Double bedroom at the back.
The whole dealio is 37ft long.
So sleeps a 2+2 family, plus a additional couple on the sofa, nice. Are the bunks full length?
How many can travel in it, presumably sofas are off limits when moving, seat belts on the kitchen seating?
Looking at photos of other examples it looks like it has had a lower end re-front to give it a slightly more modern appearance and decent headlights, but had been done well.
dhutch said:
Epic, and such an inspiration.
So sleeps a 2+2 family, plus a additional couple on the sofa, nice. Are the bunks full length?
How many can travel in it, presumably sofas are off limits when moving, seat belts on the kitchen seating?
Looking at photos of other examples it looks like it has had a lower end re-front to give it a slightly more modern appearance and decent headlights, but had been done well.
Totally correct on the front end, from a Scania Truck, which improves a lot of things...So sleeps a 2+2 family, plus a additional couple on the sofa, nice. Are the bunks full length?
How many can travel in it, presumably sofas are off limits when moving, seat belts on the kitchen seating?
Looking at photos of other examples it looks like it has had a lower end re-front to give it a slightly more modern appearance and decent headlights, but had been done well.
I believe the bunks are full length, but I'll be honest I've not tried getting in one!
It seats 2 up front (drive and pass seat) then two on the sofa on the slide just behind the driver.
Andy_mr2sc said:
Switch said:
£50k (Not including the first service I had done on it... which is currently still underway...)
Cheaper than the VW camper vans I'm looking at then! Stunning thing.
Nothing else to add other than I love the bus and the Caterham.
Dreams RV currently have one @ £56k - they have others sub 50k
https://www.dreamsrv.co.uk/used/motorhomes/holiday...
I've been kind of toying with an American RV over a European motorhome. However, I want to go touring and they are probably not ideal for that in Europe. For OP's purpose though - they have got to be close to ideal.
https://www.dreamsrv.co.uk/used/motorhomes/holiday...
I've been kind of toying with an American RV over a European motorhome. However, I want to go touring and they are probably not ideal for that in Europe. For OP's purpose though - they have got to be close to ideal.
Switch said:
Steve H said:
Pretty reasonable compared to what you would get in the way of "normal" motorhomes at that price.
We are still waiting for an answer to the mpg question though
I believe I'm getting around 12.5 - 14 while towing...We are still waiting for an answer to the mpg question though
What's the deal with filling it up, do you have to look for filling stations with massive forecourts? This would completely swamp the three nearest to my house.
Switch said:
Seventyseven7 said:
This is brilliant.
No need to answer if you don't want to, but may I ask how much this magnificent beast would cost to buy?
£50k (Not including the first service I had done on it... which is currently still underway...)No need to answer if you don't want to, but may I ask how much this magnificent beast would cost to buy?
Carbon Sasquatch said:
Dreams RV currently have one @ £56k - they have others sub 50k
https://www.dreamsrv.co.uk/used/motorhomes/holiday...
I've been kind of toying with an American RV over a European motorhome. However, I want to go touring and they are probably not ideal for that in Europe. For OP's purpose though - they have got to be close to ideal.
8.1L V8……….https://www.dreamsrv.co.uk/used/motorhomes/holiday...
I've been kind of toying with an American RV over a European motorhome. However, I want to go touring and they are probably not ideal for that in Europe. For OP's purpose though - they have got to be close to ideal.
Petrol
OP, I may have missed this, is yours petrol or diesel?
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