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"We are thinking about buying a motorhome this year, so does anyone have any tips for buying or tips for accessories xx" Certainly do your research and check out lots. It took us over 15 months to finally settle on ours,and we hired one first to see if we liked it xx | |||
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"You might find that people who bought a motorhome say 10 years ago at a price of say £40,000 are quite pleased today to find that is worth the same amount of money. So if you beak the costs down. Pitch fees and fuel to get to the campsite are probably the same as a car / caravan combo. You can do festivals of all sorts right over the summer months, go to campsite in this Country and abroad. So extra costs over a car / caravan combo are; Additional insurance and road tax, addition MOT and maintenance. Probably way better depreciation than a car / caravan. " I sold my car and my 1989 Hymer is my daily driver yeah the cost to run is definitely alot higher than a car but it’s totally worth it for the adventures and obviously the fun we’ve had in it Miles = Smiles and if the motorhome is rocking come a knocking | |||
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"All the above really. Do your home work, know your layout and make friends with the idea of tinkering (I don’t mean shaggin, that’s another thing) in your MH. Let’s face it your probably not gunna loose much if any of the value. What you waiting for???" loved my old autocruise have to get a new one when I win the lottery. | |||
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"Oops just put a deposit down on an Elddis lol x" Oh dear. Ours is nearly 10 years old now. Will be submitting the 5th warranty claim for damp this week. The floor is also delaminating this year. There were pages of faults from new. The design is poor (particularly the bathroom), build quality is abysmal and the van is heavier than they say on the factory plate (but within the generous tolerance they allow themselves) so the van has so little payload that it is not fit for purpose. Bits keep breaking or falling off. Apart from the damp and floor this years problem is the number plate lights. I have found they have open backs wth unprotected bulbs open to road spray. The lamp units have corroded and water has got into the loom so that needs cutting back and repairing before the MOT. | |||
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"We are thinking about buying a Motorhome this year so does anyone have any tips for buying or tips for accessories xx" There a show in Birmingham this month I would go have a look around there | |||
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"Don't buy an Elddis. Their "Solid" construction (strong, light and dry) is none of the things it is supposed to be." I've got an elddis 135 majestic. I've had a few issues. For problems have you had if you don't mind me asking ? | |||
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"Don't buy an Elddis. Their "Solid" construction (strong, light and dry) is none of the things it is supposed to be." solid= soggy only lets in damp!! | |||
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"The difference between campervan and motorhome insurance can be huge ." i have a motor home and insurance is £250.00...shop around | |||
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"The difference between campervan and motorhome insurance can be huge .i have a motor home and insurance is £250.00...shop around" Yeah ,l did that ,got a great quote after shopping around . | |||
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"Tracker a must" We've got GPSBob tracker on ours, took all of five minutes to fit to main battery but thinking of moving it onto the leisure battery which is tucked away so harder to locate tracker. We bought a 5 year plan off Amazon for about £250 on offer. | |||
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