Brits v Foreigners (1 Viewer)

[Jim]

So are British vans the most common in Funsterland? Well I had a wander around the rally field at Malvern and it wasn't as conclusive as i thought. Far more 'foreign' motorhomes on the field than I've seen in the past. So lets have a look, please tell us the nationality of your motorhome. We are talking about the Conversion not the base motorhome.

 

[DBK]

I assume you mean where it was converted, not the base vehicle - otherwise it will be almost 100% foreign.

 

[Anthea M]

German on a ford ( Hobby ) and no we aren't gypsies/Romanies !!
Wanted a winterised van.

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[GJH]

On the two occasions that we've bought vans we've looked at layout rather than brand/country of origin.

 

[Jim]

I assume mean where it was converted, not the base vehicle - otherwise it will be almost 100% foriegn.

Yes, I haven't seen a Reliant Robin based van for years, though they are out there

 

[Steve N Tracy]

Ours was built in Spain so had to vote other

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[Welsh girl]

British on a Fiat. Well I think it was British being an autotrail but I don't think Fiat are built here. The most thing I wanted was a hymer as it is winterised but couldn't find the layout we wanted so went for British. Happy so far until the winter that is. An excuse to go south for the winter.

 

[Jim]

Ours was built in Spain so had to vote other

Sorted that for you

 

[Jim]

Forget the Base Vehicle. A Hymer on a Fiat chassis is considered German in this poll, not Italian.

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[Madeinengland]

British

 

[Mr Colpot]

Of the 9 we have owned since we started (not counting the VW's in our Youth!) we have had 4 British, 2 German, 2 Italian and 1 French - but the last 3 have all been Brits.

 

[ROB1CHELSEA1]

German

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[Deleted member 29692]

French

 

[Janine]

British through and through - I would be surprised if Richard Holdsworth himself hadn't rolled his sleeves up and had a hand in building mine

 

[Derbyshire wanderer]

British and proud about it

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[Jim]

A slow start from Germany, but they are in the lead now. Is it all over?

 

[Taran_Las]

Now level

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[funflair]

Neck and Neck Jim.

Martin

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[Lenny HB]

Ok how to you count a Carthago Compact, or C Tourer or a Chic - C line, German company but made in Slovenia?

 

[Jim]

Ok how to you count a Carthago Compact, or C Tourer or a Chic - C line, German company but made in Slovenia?

Foreign muck

 

[JJ]

Deutschland Deutschland über alles...

Hymer built on Mercedes chassis.

You know it makes sense...

JJ

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[MC 55 FUN]

British

 

[Larrynwin]

German on Italian and a good un to boot

 

[Lenny HB]

Foreign muck

At least they are not stupid yank crap.

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[Jim]

At least they are not stupid yank crap.

Most yank crap is built by the Dutch.

 

[Minxy]

Yes, I haven't seen a Reliant Robin based van for years, though they are out there

Yes they are, a friend of ours converted his vans - did a really good job too!

 

[Allan & Loren]

At least they are not stupid yank crap.

I love my stupid yank crap Owned it 2 years and no thoughts to change it yet

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[Doctor Dave]

British Built complete with monochrome Union Flag.

It is an Autocruise Pinto and no damp! 07 Plate on an Iveco Daily.

I have never seen another Autocruise Pinto. Anyone on here got one?

Dave

 

[bellabee]

Left-hand drive, self-imported German.

 

[Candapack]

Autotrail.
Well, we've got our country back (hmmm!), but it seems there's at least one bit of it the vast majority don't want.

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