lizemain (1 Viewer)

[lizemain]

Hi al
Im in process of trying 2 find berth camper van. Thought i had found 1 that ticked al the boxes, but when i researched model i found out that although the van was fitted with 4 seatbelts 2 of them were side facing, which for safety reasons is unsuitable for babys and young children. My family who have young children will be using it also. the vehicle concerned was a vw auototrail cree. could anyone suggest a motorhome for 4 which has seatbelts which comply with safety regulations so that i can narrow my search. thank you

 

[johng]

I presume a 4 berth Lize .. what budget? almost every smaller MH these days would be a 4 bth with belts I would have thought.. ?

 

[laneside]

laneside

Hi

Look at the autosleepers, especially the pollensa,which has four forward facing belted seats.

They are classed as four berth and the overcab is fine for two kiddies but a wee bit tight for even one adult.

They are very well built and mostly available on a ford transit chassis which is very economical, there are others in the autosleeper range which may well be worth a look at.l

Good luck and most important do not get in a rush to choose.

Alan and Lynda

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[Peter JohnsCross MH]

Hi,

It does depend a lot on your budget, but heres one suitable for a familly starting off Autohomes Wildwind Motorhome 1999

Peter

 

[ourcampersbeentrashed]

Hi and welcome to fun xxxxxxx

 

[Ralph-n-Bev]

Hello,
welcome to MHF . I hope you find what your looking for. Just look at as many as possible in your price range , before deciding on one:thumb: