jonandshell
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Sadly, due to not having time to use it, we are having to part with our motorhome.
It is a Chausson Welcome 35, 2010, 6 berth with 5 travelling seats.
We are the only owners from new, it has covered 26k miles and it benefits from quite a few extras.
It is a fantastically specced motorhome and has provided enjoyable family holidays in all conditions, being fully functional down to -27.
It has the unstoppable Mk 7 Transit dual wheel RWD chassis with 2.4 140PS engine option. MTPM is 3850 kg although a 3500kg plate is included to be fitted if a downplate is required. It has ESP/Traction Control, HillStart Assist, cruise Control, electric windows and mirrors. Chassis upgrades include a stainless steel exhaust system, a full waxoyl job from new, all season tyres and snowchains included.
The habitation area has two fixed king size beds, a large washroom, separate shower room, heated wardrobe, the unique ability to tip the bed and walk into the large garage, an electric table to make two more berths, large 150l fridge/freezer, grill and oven, 3 burner hob.
The cab seats swivel and the lounge provides 7 seats around the table. If the large table is too much, a smaller removable island table kit is included.
Seitz high spec windows are fitted as standard and there are 3 rooflights and an extractor vent. This MH should not be confused with the lower spec, more numerous Flash models.
Life support is via an internal 130l water tank, heated 105l waste tank and a recently upgraded Webasto Evo8 Diesel space heater/boiler which also has the 240v option and LCD control panel. This is still under warranty.
A Gaslow system is fitted and is included in the sale.
Entertainment comes in the form of an LCD TV, Maxview auto tracking dome and the standard Ford radio.
On the road safety is enhanced with a reversing camera. An OBD port safe assists with security.
We are looking for £29500 for this very capable vehicle for the adventurous motorhomer.
More photos will be added once we have given her a wash and finished preparing her for sale.
It is a Chausson Welcome 35, 2010, 6 berth with 5 travelling seats.
We are the only owners from new, it has covered 26k miles and it benefits from quite a few extras.
It is a fantastically specced motorhome and has provided enjoyable family holidays in all conditions, being fully functional down to -27.
It has the unstoppable Mk 7 Transit dual wheel RWD chassis with 2.4 140PS engine option. MTPM is 3850 kg although a 3500kg plate is included to be fitted if a downplate is required. It has ESP/Traction Control, HillStart Assist, cruise Control, electric windows and mirrors. Chassis upgrades include a stainless steel exhaust system, a full waxoyl job from new, all season tyres and snowchains included.
The habitation area has two fixed king size beds, a large washroom, separate shower room, heated wardrobe, the unique ability to tip the bed and walk into the large garage, an electric table to make two more berths, large 150l fridge/freezer, grill and oven, 3 burner hob.
The cab seats swivel and the lounge provides 7 seats around the table. If the large table is too much, a smaller removable island table kit is included.
Seitz high spec windows are fitted as standard and there are 3 rooflights and an extractor vent. This MH should not be confused with the lower spec, more numerous Flash models.
Life support is via an internal 130l water tank, heated 105l waste tank and a recently upgraded Webasto Evo8 Diesel space heater/boiler which also has the 240v option and LCD control panel. This is still under warranty.
A Gaslow system is fitted and is included in the sale.
Entertainment comes in the form of an LCD TV, Maxview auto tracking dome and the standard Ford radio.
On the road safety is enhanced with a reversing camera. An OBD port safe assists with security.
We are looking for £29500 for this very capable vehicle for the adventurous motorhomer.
More photos will be added once we have given her a wash and finished preparing her for sale.
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because I thought the bloke on grand designs was mad that did the water tower.
Bob and Janie.
