What was you favourite Motorhome to date

[The laird]

Is that oil I see underneath your motor?

Hope so

 

[GMJ]

Our current Comanche. The layout and internal space suits us just fine.

It's our second one (the first was a bit of a lemon though).

 

[runnach]

My auld b544

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Gordon, is that the view point at top of Bealach?

 

[The laird]

Gordon, is that the view point at top of Bealach?

Yeah sure is mate

 

[2cv]

We’ve only ever had one and will probably never get another, Bentley Ochre. Only small but it has been perfect for us. Hope that our health improves enough to be able to get out in it again one day.

 

[Campervanannie]

We are on our 6th or 7th van but this one was the most fun I still have the micro caravan it’s in our garage I couldn’t bear to part with it.

 

[The laird]

We’ve only ever had one and will probably never get another, Bentley Ochre. Only small but it has been perfect for us. Hope that our health improves enough to be able to get out in it again one day.

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Bill,size does not matter ...........so Fiona says

 

[Tim120]

2016, Hired, Swift Bolero 724 in Scotland, some things we loved some not so much, learned a great deal.
Similar to grandchildren, great fun but you can hand them back.
Some very fond memories....
After negotiating the "Bealach na Ba" ended up just outside Applecross and thought it appropriate to capture the moment.


Pic which I can't post because apparently the file is too large 740kb.
What am I doing wrong?

 

[Exwindsurfer]

Only had the one and it's still going strong after 11 years now

 

[Marshman]

We've had good old Mabel since 2008 and she's done us proud. She'll outlast me I reckon? She certainly won't be sold for a modern "nothing but trouble" one!
Jeremy

 

[2cv]

2016, Hired, Swift Bolero 724 in Scotland, some things we loved some not so much, learned a great deal.
Similar to grandchildren, great fun but you can hand them back.
Some very fond memories....
After negotiating the "Bealach na Ba" ended up just outside Applecross and thought it appropriate to capture the moment.


Pic which I can't post because apparently the file is too large 740kb.
What am I doing wrong?

Perhaps try screenshot of the image and see if that is a smaller file.

 

[Tim120]

After negotiating the "Bealach na Ba" ended up just outside Applecross and thought it appropriate to capture the moment.
Now a terrible picture, but you get the idea.
166Kb after a lot of faffing about.

 

[The laird]

Only had the one and it's still going strong after 11 years nowView attachment 71371

Strange logo on that rear window mmmmm

 

[Exwindsurfer]

Strange logo on that rear window mmmmm

I keep that one inside incase I break down Gordon lololol

 

[Lee]

We loved the pilote, it was great to have friends around but it's taken a while to get used to this one.
With the fixed bed, big garage for the scooter and the better insulation, I think this suits us better.
It's also easier to drive, with the more powerful engine.
The problem picking you're favourite is they all have helped fill that dream of freedom that they give us.

 

[Caz]

My Autosleeper Friskies.
I liked the first one so much when I saw another going cheap some years later I bought it.
Perfect layout for me and the dog.
They are the only vans I've made a profit on when selling on. Some of the others have lost me thousands.

 

[cheyenne]

We've had good old Mabel since 2008 and she's done us proud. She'll outlast me I reckon? She certainly won't be sold for a modern "nothing but trouble" one!
Jeremy

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16 years old to much maintenance & getting a bit tired for motorway travel

 

[Marshman]

Rarely use motorways ... I've had my fill of looking at boring embankments, I'd rather see the countryside. In any event on dual carriageways she purrs along at 55...60 mph.

Mabel is a well built Spanish Benimar . A 2005 registered in UK cab build 2003 in Spain so is getting near her 21st birthday! Still a senorita!

No major problems to date ...a couple of routine cam belts, discs, centre exhaust box and a wheel bearing. I give her a regular oil & filter change.

She is like a fine wine .... not like the mass produced plonk that's on sale now at hugely inflated prices.

 

[cheyenne]

Rarely use motorways ... I've had my fill of looking at boring embankments, I'd rather see the countryside. In any event on dual carriageways she purrs along at 55...60 mph.

Mabel is a well built Spanish Benimar . A 2005 registered in UK cab build 2003 in Spain so is getting near her 21st birthday! Still a senorita!

No major problems to date ...a couple of routine cam belts, discs, centre exhaust box and a wheel bearing. I give her a regular oil & filter change.

She is like a fine wine .... not like the mass produced plonk that's on sale now at hugely inflated prices.

not ulez compliant

 

[Rumour]

Our old Talbot for a few reasons, but disliked it for a few reasons too. But the dislikes dwindled as we owned it, after we upgraded a few things.