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[LAMBKINZ]

Borrowed a Bessacar motorhome for two weeks last summer and thoroughly enjoyed the freedom of the journeys plus having luxuries of home on board. We had the opportunity of buying it but decided it was too big and too expensive at the time. Now we are awaiting delivery (9 days to go) of our Talbot Harmony Autosleeper "H" reg (no power steering)! It has only had one owner from new and is immaculate inside and out. Took one of the funsters advice by starting off with a cheaper model - just hope we haven't bought a dinosaur!
Day-tripping is the order of events this summer as kidz are 10 & 6yrs and got bored staying for days on one site. Thought we'd go visiting nature and museums with possible stop-overs to break up the journey.

Any suggestions for days out will be greatly received.

 

[peter marshall]

Hello and welcome enjoy your new van, you will find thing out as you go, ie what you need and what you dont,Pete. :thumb::thumb:

 

[Hayleylulu]

HI and welcome

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[Terry]

Hi LAMBKINZ, & welcome :thumb: Get out and enjoy your van :thumb: also spend the odd night :thumb: You will get to al sorts of place both far and bear that you would not normally go to enjoying your own drinks and food.That alone with 2 kids is a big saving
terry

 

[Ash]

:welcomefunster: hope to see you on a rally sometime :thumb:

Ash :thumb:

 

[BobProperty]

I have an H reg Talbot Express 2 litre petrol (Autohomes Highwayman) without power steering, very few of them had it. You won't miss it as the steering rack is low geared and seems to take about 10 turns lock to lock

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[Carol]

Hi and welcome to fun, not long now before the delivery of your van enjoy, I am sure lots of new adventures lie ahead. :welcomefunster:

 

[chatter]

Hi and welcome, im sure you will all enjoy your new to you toy.

 

[Peter JohnsCross MH]

Hi and welcome to Fun,

Peter

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[chrisboyo]

hi and welcome

:welcomefunster:flyingwelcome

Happy Daze
Chrisboyo
see you on a meet some time

 

[Brian and Jo]

new

hi there and a warm welcome to MHF. best regards brian jo & josh:thumb:

 

[wasp]

Hi an welcome, you don`t say where you are in the country

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[movan]

If you let us all know where you are I am sure we can come up with several days out for you between us.:thumb:

 

[Jaygee32]

new to it all

like you we hired a van, and we were hooked, that was in 1973,in 1976 we bought our first one a LHD 62 reg. VW. had loads of holidays/days out with 4 kids. So a Big Welcome and here's hoping you'll still be enjoying your travels in 30 odd years time or more!:thumb:

 

[Ralph-n-Bev]

Borrowed a Bessacar motorhome for two weeks last summer and thoroughly enjoyed the freedom of the journeys plus having luxuries of home on board. We had the opportunity of buying it but decided it was too big and too expensive at the time. Now we are awaiting delivery (9 days to go) of our Talbot Harmony Autosleeper "H" reg (no power steering)! It has only had one owner from new and is immaculate inside and out. Took one of the funsters advice by starting off with a cheaper model - just hope we haven't bought a dinosaur!
Day-tripping is the order of events this summer as kidz are 10 & 6yrs and got bored staying for days on one site. Thought we'd go visiting nature and museums with possible stop-overs to break up the journey.

Any suggestions for days out will be greatly received.

Hi there ,
Id suggest joining the caravan and camping club. Theres lots of temporary holiday sites up and down the country. When they are in the school holls its great cos you can just turn up and stay as long as you want. Usually for only about £6 - £8 a night. Theres usally thing on for the younger kids too. Plus other kids for them to play with. Enjoy your new toy.
Bev

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