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23-11-2009, 16:01
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Funster No : 9325
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Soft South
About Me: Backpacker with van
Interests: Walking, mountains, maths, music
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MH Model: Autosleeper
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Looking for Ci motorhome
I'm looking for a Ci motorhome with a similar spec to Autosleeper Pollensa, Gatcombe or Talisman.
Particularly
3-4 berth
Forward facing belted passenger seats but not at rear.
At least one large bed (min 4'6)
less than 6m length
Vintage about 2000 onwards.
Any leads or pointers welcome
Budget up to about £25000
Thanks,
K
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23-11-2009, 16:31
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Funster No : 974
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: cheshire
About Me: happy go lucky
Interests: footie, motorhomes, skiing,
MH Type: Adria Coral 670
MH Model: 670sk,
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Having had a Ci and thoroughly enjoyed it I can reccomend them for value for money.
I know the CI range quite well and with that money you should not settle for anything less than a 04 model.
Be more specific in what your layout requirements are and I will point you to th eexact one.
Do you want a fixed bed?
Bunks for kids?
do you mind sleeping in an overcab?
do you want a rear lounge and a diner?
The 181 is a good van in your range. It has a diner and a rear lounge that makes in to beds,,, 6 berth but you would not want 6 in it. Not sure of the length but probably around the 6m mark.
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23-11-2009, 16:34
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Funster
Funster No : 974
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: cheshire
About Me: happy go lucky
Interests: footie, motorhomes, skiing,
MH Type: Adria Coral 670
MH Model: 670sk,
Years Motorhoming: not long enough
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23-11-2009, 16:35
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Funster
Funster No : 974
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: cheshire
About Me: happy go lucky
Interests: footie, motorhomes, skiing,
MH Type: Adria Coral 670
MH Model: 670sk,
Years Motorhoming: not long enough
Posts: 2,236
Thanks: 1,228
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23-11-2009, 18:05
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Funster No : 7260
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: South Oxfordshire
About Me: Registered blind but can still see the scenery
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The 181 looks nice. Might put that on my shortlist as well.
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23-11-2009, 20:39
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Funster
Funster No : 9325
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Soft South
About Me: Backpacker with van
Interests: Walking, mountains, maths, music
MH Type: Van Con
MH Model: Autosleeper
Years Motorhoming: 5
Posts: 80
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Thanks for tips and leads. I was a bit worried I had been too specific.
But since you asked this is pretty much the full spec.
Side seats (forward facing and rear kitchen/toilet
4 berth
Diesel or petrol
Base vehicle
3-4 berth
Forward facing belted passenger seats(at least one extra prefer 2)
Big wide (min 4' 6) double bed
Not too long, less than around 6m
£20k-25k price bracket for 2000-2003 vintage
Other niceties
20k-50k mileage (would be nice)
Ford engine 2.4 Litre min
Prefer vans a few years old with a couple of happy owners. That way most of the "quality control" checks have been made.
Thanks again
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03-12-2009, 21:46
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Funster
Funster No : 9325
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Soft South
About Me: Backpacker with van
Interests: Walking, mountains, maths, music
MH Type: Van Con
MH Model: Autosleeper
Years Motorhoming: 5
Posts: 80
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Specific
Well being specific didn't get me much advice.
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03-12-2009, 21:53
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Funster No : 124
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Poole
About Me: retired
Interests: birdwatching , photography
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MH Model: Swift Mondial G.T.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by calculad
I'm looking for a Ci motorhome with a similar spec to Autosleeper Pollensa, Gatcombe or Talisman.
Particularly
3-4 berth
Forward facing belted passenger seats but not at rear.
At least one large bed (min 4'6)
less than 6m length
Vintage about 2000 onwards.
Any leads or pointers welcome
Budget up to about £25000
Thanks,
K
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Theres a couple of nice ones just come up at countrywide motorhomes in poole have a look at theyre website .
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