Looking for a motorhome (1 Viewer)

deeneesee

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Hello I am new here and also have never owned a motorhome before.
I thought I would ask your advice, so here we go............
I have seen an advert for Ford Kentucky Coral 4 2006 6 berth
Whats your opinion of this vehicle?
What would you think this vehice cost when it was new?
What vehicle would you suggest, it must have the following:-
6 berth
power steering
4 passenger seatbelts
not over high because of storage
Thats about it.
Thanks, will look forward to reading your comments:Eeek:
 
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rainbow chasers

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Seem quite a nice conversion - not looked at them closely, but do seem to tick all the right boxes.

Do give thought to the base vehicle though - transit wheel bearings on this model are £260 ...quite a difference from it's £30 predecessor, and they like axles at £3k...that said, it appears that is the only real problems people are having!

So either look into these things, or make sure it comes with a long warranty - and ensure it covers them, as usually they will be 'consumables'
 

Carol

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Dec 30, 2009
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We've had a 2008 Kentucky Corral 7 (5-berth with large garage) for a couple of years and are very happy with it. I think they are made in the same factory as Rimors, but the spec and equipment levels seem slightly better. If I was being critical I'd say the only disappointment is that the standard cloth upholstery lets the van down, with buttons coming off ours when about a year old. We ended up having it re-upholstered in leather. The only other problem we've had was a fault with the webasto diesel heating system, which turned out to be a faulty thermostat. As for the transit base, we've so far found it much more reliable and cheap to run than our earlier Peugeot and Merc-based vans. In fact we sought out a Transit based van after seeing a base vehicle comparison test in one of the magazines (sorry. can't remember which, but was back in 2008 I think).

Allan
 

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