Hello
We are Gordon and Linda. We have had several motorhome holidays in Canada and New Zealand and used the experience to decide on the type of van we would buy in the UK.
Two year ago I dropped down to 2 days a week to prepare for retirement and brought an Elddis Autoquest 120. We think its very close to our ideal, but for a couple of things.
Since retiring, we have had a little local difficulty and haven't been giving the van much use this spring, summer will also be limited. But we are hopeful for the future and are considering change it to a Bailey 625.
The Bailey will give us the option of single beds for afternoon naps, a bigger water tank (45l on the Elddis is a joke) and a separate shower. We will however still have the Whale water filling system, which must qualify as a contender for the most useless invention know to man!
We be back with a few questions shortly.
Thank you for a create web site.
We are Gordon and Linda. We have had several motorhome holidays in Canada and New Zealand and used the experience to decide on the type of van we would buy in the UK.
Two year ago I dropped down to 2 days a week to prepare for retirement and brought an Elddis Autoquest 120. We think its very close to our ideal, but for a couple of things.
Since retiring, we have had a little local difficulty and haven't been giving the van much use this spring, summer will also be limited. But we are hopeful for the future and are considering change it to a Bailey 625.
The Bailey will give us the option of single beds for afternoon naps, a bigger water tank (45l on the Elddis is a joke) and a separate shower. We will however still have the Whale water filling system, which must qualify as a contender for the most useless invention know to man!
We be back with a few questions shortly.
Thank you for a create web site.
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