Oh no - it's some more newbies!!! (1 Viewer)

[MCBAZ]

Hello all,
We're Baz and Sarah, really really green - not even purchased yet! Any advice welcome!?!!

 

[Loujess]

Hi Baz and Sheila. I hope you find what you want. :welcomefunster:

Ivy

 

[JJ]

Hi you two... and welcome...

For "newbys" you have made a great start...

You have joined the best motorhome forum in the universe...

You could check out the Motorhome Buyers Guide for help with your purchase and/or look in the classified section here which normally has some members' vans for sale...


... or you could buy my self build Iveco Wagon for £123,950 (one hundred and twenty three THOUSAND, nine hundred and fifty pounds)

JJ :Cool:

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[hilldweller]

... or you could buy my self build Iveco Wagon for £123,950 (one hundred and twenty three THOUSAND, nine hundred and fifty pounds)
JJ :Cool:

Is that with or without the 2.3 tonnes of cocaine hidden under the floor ?

 

[Stephen & Jeannie]

Be very careful !!

Hi you two... and welcome...

For "newbys" you have made a great start...

You have joined the best motorhome forum in the universe...

You could check out the Motorhome Buyers Guide for help with your purchase and/or look in the classified section here which normally has some members' vans for sale...


... or you could buy my self build Iveco Wagon for £123,950 (one hundred and twenty three THOUSAND, nine hundred and fifty pounds)

JJ :Cool:

Do not trust this man !! He lives rough in Portugal with only a stuffed mongoose for company !

 

[DESCO]

Hi Welcome to MHFun:welcomefunster:

You are just joining a great hobby, first start looking at as many motorhomes as possible. Choice is dependant on what you want, size, layout, beds. This is the most difficult part for most apart from paying for it.

Any questions come back someone will help.

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[chatter]

Hi and welcome to Fun

decide how many will use the van eg. just two of you or is there children/grandchildren etc that will decide the berths, also make sure it has enough forward/rearward seatbelts for the people that will use the van. you need a layout you can live with especially in the uk when its raining without the feeling of one is cooped up when kept indoors due to weather. Washroom is another biggy check that it is big enough for you to wash, shower etc ok (a lot of them seem to be for show only - not for using). Take your time deciding better to do that than to buy one and want to change it in six months time because it wasnt right for you

 

[Hayleylulu]

HI and welcome:thumb::thumb:

 

[Jim]

Hi Baz and Sarah, welcome to the Fun :thumb:

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[jhorsf]

:welcomefunster::beer::welcome: :flyingwelcome:

 

[Gran & Rog]

Hi, welcome, make sure you look around lots before buying, talk about what you need and what you expect to get out of it.

 

[johnp10]

Is that with or without the 2.3 tonnes of cocaine hidden under the floor ?

Can't a man have a little sideline without someone blowing the gaff?

Welcome.
All the answers you want will be on here, just ask.
They are a mine of information..

Then again some of them are just Gits.

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[Drew]

Hi you two... and welcome...

For "newbys" you have made a great start...

You have joined the best motorhome forum in the universe...

You could check out the Motorhome Buyers Guide for help with your purchase and/or look in the classified section here which normally has some members' vans for sale...


... or you could buy my self build Iveco Wagon for £123,950 (one hundred and twenty three THOUSAND, nine hundred and fifty pounds)

JJ :Cool:

Can't recommend buying the "over priced" self build but definitely the Buyers Guide. It worked for us, we have just got ourselves a Hymer B544.

:welcome:

 

[toledo]

hi

:thumb: hi and walcome to the fun :thumb: