Autosleeper - kingham

[Bart]

Does anyone here have or had one of the Campervans?? If so any feedback would be appreciated.

Also does anyone know the size in ltrs of the toilet cassette in the autosleeper ? Is it just a standard one of a mini cassette if one exists.

 

[Longjohn]

We had one a great set out van for the size only real downside was the small toilet shower area, they come fully loaded with rear air ride etc, a great van well worth looking at.

 

[sylvester1954]

I've posted on here previously how chuffed we are with our 2015 Kingham. We have travelled far and wide throughout Europe and have just gone over 50000 miles Of course there have been niggles but find me a van/without them.
The bed is very comfy, better than the one back home. Lots of storage, perfect for two plus a medium sized dog.
Minus points are the microwave (use it to store bread and cakes), the shower is a squeeze for my 6ft. We've idly looked around at other vans but have seen nothing to surpass thr Kingham for us.
Re the cassette, it is a standard not small.
Be glad to answer any other questions if you wish.

 

[Blue Knight]

Here's an interesting thread for you Trevor.

https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/threads/payload-again-as-kingham.151685/

All the best,

Andrew

 

[Bart]

We had one a great set out van for the size only real downside was the small toilet shower area, they come fully loaded with rear air ride etc, a great van well worth looking at.

Thanks , yip the shower room is small,, but luckily we are both small in size as well so hopefully would not be to much of a drama if we went this route for a mh.

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[Bart]

I've posted on here previously how chuffed we are with our 2015 Kingham. We have travelled far and wide throughout Europe and have just gone over 50000 miles Of course there have been niggles but find me a van/without them.
The bed is very comfy, better than the one back home. Lots of storage, perfect for two plus a medium sized dog.
Minus points are the microwave (use it to store bread and cakes), the shower is a squeeze for my 6ft. We've idly looked around at other vans but have seen nothing to surpass thr Kingham for us.
Re the cassette, it is a standard not small.
Be glad to answer any other questions if you wish.

Thanks sounds good

 

[DonA4000]

We were thinking of one but I’m now concerned that there’s not enough payload which is ashame as we want to keep everything under the 3500kg limit

 

[Stretto Boy]

@Kingham may like to chip in with his comments.

 

[Minxy]

@Kingham

 

[Gellyneck]

@Kingham may like to chip in with his comments.

@Kingham

Ken's just back posting after some very sad news about both his parents so it may be a wee while before he catches up.

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[Stretto Boy]

Ken's just back posting after some very sad news about both his parents so it may be a wee while before he catches up.

Oh, I’m very sorry to hear that.

Ken @Kingham - whenever you catch up with this - I hope that things soon take a turn for the better for you.

 

[Kingham]

I’m still loving my Kingham, it does everything I need it to do and like @sylvester1954 I have had a few minor niggles to sort out, but with over 18000 miles covered, I am very happy with it overall.

It’s in for its second birthday services/checks next month, which will cost me a fair packet, but worth it while it’s still in warranty.

 

[Bart]

We had one a great set out van for the size only real downside was the small toilet shower area, they come fully loaded with rear air ride etc, a great van well worth looking at.

Hi what did you change it to, also what sort of mpg were you getting.

 

[Kingham]

@Bart If it helps, my long term average consumption is 26.5mpg. I have a large roof mounted kayak rack permanently affixed and quite a lot of my 18000 miles have had the kayak up there to.