Woohoo We Got A New Motorhome

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Lovely Dave, have always wanted one of these. Hit the road and just keep going. Am very pleased for you.:clap:
 
Having a Father who is picky about names, isn't that technically a campervan as it uses a van chassis (unmodified) and still has the cab of a van? Where as a motorhome has a different body etc.
 
Digitalize said:
Having a Father who is picky about names, isn't that technically a campervan as it uses a van chassis (unmodified) and still has the cab of a van? Where as a motorhome has a different body etc.
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As long as you get waves from EVERY other motorhome driver/passenger whilst circumnavigating the motorways of England....then it doesn't matter.

What matters, is that once you've waved to your fellow Motorhomers (like you're the best of buds), you must then go on to completely blank them all when you reach the campsite.
 
Get a bit of photo kit in there then Dave :D
 
South of France for the summer then Dave? If you want addresses of some good sites in Provence, let me know. :)
 
Just Dave said:
Hi

Woohoo We Got A New Motorhome, well its new to us Renault Trafic Elddis Eclipse, sld our trusty E reg Transit 4 birthe yesterday well happy its fab, well chuffed with it, cant wait to try it out :)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/davenjulie/8622467830/
Woohoo picked our new Motorhome up Renault Trafic Elddis Eclipse well chuffed with it, cant wait to try it out :) by Just Daves Photos, on Flickr

Dave
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No everything is a motorhome unless it is a VW, type 2, 25, 4 or 5 conversion ;-)
 
Our neighbour just got one of similar size on a Peugeot and now I want one!
Quite surprised they are reasonably affordable and lots of choice by about 5 years old.
 
DrRusty said:
No everything is a motorhome unless it is a VW, type 2, 25, 4 or 5 conversion ;-)
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We have a vw t2 called Daisy. Just waiting for her return after a bit of pampering and some warmer weather to try her out :-)
 
Thanks everyone yeah were well chuffed with, :) managed to sell the old one now so thats good, were going to buy a cover for it for when its in storage

I know what you mean about, waving to other motorhomers we get loads of waves,

:lol: Gramps yes can get everything in it

Alan yep deffo going to France :)

Might see you about then Anita :)
 
You might Dave. Just don't forget to wave. Enjoy.
Just collected Daisy. Will have to take some photos to post.
 
For a few years now I've fancied a 4/5 or 6 berth Motorhome.

Throwing all the photography and fishing gear into the back, telling the wife I'll see her in a season or two and just buggering off into the sunset really appeals to me. Hey ho, one can dream:shrug:

Well done Dave, enjoy:thumbs:
 
I really enjoyed ours too (which we sold a couple of years ago).

I always seemed to sleep really well in it, and even something as simple as beans on toast tastes better when you cook it in a motorhome.

The best thing for me though, was lying there at night listening to the rain lashing against the roof, and you're all snug and cosy inside. Wicked. :)
 
Looks good Dave, enjoy.
 
BRASH said:
For a few years now I've fancied a 4/5 or 6 berth Motorhome.

Throwing all the photography and fishing gear into the back, telling the wife I'll see her in a season or two and just buggering off into the sunset really appeals to me. Hey ho, one can dream:shrug:

Well done Dave, enjoy:thumbs:
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I do just that in ours Brian, except I take the wife along at times for cooking duties..............:D
 
So you'll be serving up Bacon Rolls etc at future TP meets then?!!
 
Unijak said:
What matters, is that once you've waved to your fellow Motorhomers (like you're the best of buds), you must then go on to completely blank them all when you reach the campsite.
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:lol::lol:
 
Looks good Dave, happy camping :thumbs:

Digitalize said:
Having a Father who is picky about names, isn't that technically a campervan as it uses a van chassis (unmodified) and still has the cab of a van? Where as a motorhome has a different body etc.
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Definitely a motorhome, campervans are converted from panel vans, as you said above,this is built on a chassis cab.....so a motor home :)
 
Digitalize said:
Having a Father who is picky about names, isn't that technically a campervan as it uses a van chassis (unmodified) and still has the cab of a van? Where as a motorhome has a different body etc.
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looks like it rubbed off on you too Matthew :D

King of Groove said:
So you'll be serving up Bacon Rolls etc at future TP meets then?!!
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Thats the first thing Baz (Wontolla) said

dinners said:
Freedom !!
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:thumbs: Phil

kevin obrian said:
Now there a thought Dave lol ££££££
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Official TP canteen :lol::lol::lol:

Phil-D said:
Looks good Dave, happy camping :thumbs:
Definitely a motorhome, campervans are converted from panel vans, as you said above,this is built on a chassis cab.....so a motor home :)
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Thanks Phil,

Thanks very much everyone for your lovely comments, Julie is planning our first outing in it this weekend wooooooo
 
I do remember the ribbing friends got when they turned up in a day van style one as it was their only vehicle for a while "no old-age travellers allowed!" was a favourite.
Well they were almost 40.
 
4wd said:
I do remember the ribbing friends got when they turned up in a day van style one as it was their only vehicle for a while "no old-age travellers allowed!" was a favourite.
Well they were almost 40.
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no hope for us then LOL our last van was over 40 E reg (which I restored) as are we :lol::lol::lol: sold it other day


Our Camper Van Resprayed by Just Daves Photos, on Flickr
 
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Forgot to say it was destined to be our Reg number ends DNJ - Dave N Julie hows that for coincidence
 
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On more serious note. You mentioned getting a carbon dioxide monitor. Is that the same as you would have in house or is there special ones for campervans/motorhomes?
 
Just Dave said:
Forgot to say it was destined to be our Reg number ends DNJ - Dave N Julie hows that for coincidence
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You'll be getting the old green windscreen sun shade done soon aswell :D with Dave N Julie on it ???
 
anitacv said:
On more serious note. You mentioned getting a carbon dioxide monitor. Is that the same as you would have in house or is there special ones for campervans/motorhomes?
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Anita - Carbon Monoxide detector - same type is fine. Just a standard battery operated one from any of the DIY sheds will do - just follow the mounting instructions on the pack. Replace the battery every year.

Dave - might see you about. We're just back from a week at Ullswater in our campervan. Most folk seemed to take the forecast too seriously and cancelled - we had the entire site to ourselves all week. Weather turned out beautifully clear and sunny (cold though) Great photo opportunities.

Happy travelling.

(oh - and we DO :wave: at other vans, occasionally speak to folk after they've moored up too :D)
 
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anitacv said:
With please. No sugar though. I'm sweet enough :-)
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LOL OK
anitacv said:
On more serious note. You mentioned getting a carbon dioxide monitor. Is that the same as you would have in house or is there special ones for campervans/motorhomes?
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Yes it is an household one :)

andyred said:
You'll be getting the old green windscreen sun shade done soon aswell :D with Dave N Julie on it ???
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:lol: Andy

tuscan30 said:
Anita - Carbon Monoxide detector - same type is fine. Just a standard battery operated one from any of the DIY sheds will do - just follow the mounting instructions on the pack. Replace the battery every year.

Dave - might see you about. We're just back from a week at Ullswater in our campervan. Most folk seemed to take the forecast too seriously and cancelled - we had the entire site to ourselves all week. Weather turned out beautifully clear and sunny (cold though) Great photo opportunities.

Happy travelling.

(oh - and we DO :wave: at other vans, occasionally speak to folk after they've moored up too :D)
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Thanks Pete, we go what ever the weather say well unless its massive snow falls, we always :wave: most of which are folk going the opposite way, but we do talk to fellow campers on sites its only polite and you can have a laugh :)

Crocky said:
Drove past it today Dave. Looks great.
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Thank Lisa needs a wash already thats what you get living on a main road, but weve found a secure storage yard to keep it in :) so insurance will drop too :thumbs: Happy
 
Just downloaded Camping And Caravan Siteseeker App, so we can find sites nearby, had a look at it, its a bit basic, ie no member Num verification, no profile, does find sites near by well, http://SPAM/c768kqw
 
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