Come on then, own up, was this you?

Why can't the reporters learn what is a 'campervan' and what is a 'motorhome'! :rolleyes:
 
I hope the seals on the wondows are in good nick, and Id put the winter covers on the fridge vents too.
 
Minxy Girl said:
Why can't the reporters learn what is a 'campervan' and what is a 'motorhome'! :rolleyes:
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This very subject came up on "Fun" quite recently and we (the Funsters ) could not come up with a definitive answer as to what constitutes a camper van as opposed to a moho.!!!
 
poppycamper said:
This very subject came up on "Fun" quite recently and we (the Funsters ) could not come up with a definitive answer as to what constitutes a camper van as opposed to a moho.!!!
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I think it's pretty obvious from the photos that it ain't no van ... in any sense of the word! :giggle:

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phase3begins said:
Serious question. Why does it matter?
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A more accurate description, what if your coachbuilt MH was stolen but the Police listed it generically as a campervan (ie just with the original body)... would they look for a 'van' type conversion or a coachbuilt ...
 
poppycamper said:
This very subject came up on "Fun" quite recently and we (the Funsters ) could not come up with a definitive answer as to what constitutes a camper van as opposed to a moho.!!!
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To me it is simple. Does it have a fixed toilet? Motorhomes do and campervans don't. That is what I tell my son who has an early VW Campervan which he can't c**p in :ROFLMAO:
 
Minxy Girl said:
A more accurate description, what if your coachbuilt MH was stolen but the Police listed it generically as a campervan (ie just with the original body)... would they look for a 'van' type conversion or a coachbuilt ...
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Well mine is a motorhome with the original body of a PVC but does it matter?
 
hee hee ... cannot educate pork !

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Just to add confusion ... having had 3 campers prior to our Carthago we sill refer to it as a camper! :giggle:
 
Minxy Girl said:
Why can't the reporters learn what is a 'campervan' and what is a 'motorhome'! :rolleyes:
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Perhaps if we the owners aren't sure, the clubs aren't sure, the manufacturer's aren't sure

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Panel Van Conversion - Is it a Campervan or a Motorhome?

What makes the vehicle into a Motorhome rather than a Campervan? On the C&CC website I could book my vehicle based on it's length and width to a grass pitch if it is a campervan, but the same dimensions won't allow a booking as a motorhome. To me a campervan is effectively one large living...
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I call my camper, Van, (PVC) we called the 6 birth and 4 birth coach built 'campers', If a roses were not called a rose would it smell so sweet.

I think that you will find that most people that do no indulge in camping on wheels have no idea of the difference in the descriptions,, you can call it what ever you like

I can remember the good old days when if you broke down in a large vehicle the fitters wanted to know what engine/make but the breakdown crew were more interested in the colour / livery as it is was easier to spot.

I drive a car, do not feel the need to describe it with make and model. I messaged my friend yesterday to say 'I will be using the car not the van' the need to state type make model etc was unnecessary

Vans are like your children you can call them what you like.. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :eek:
 
Minxy Girl said:
A more accurate description, what if your coachbuilt MH was stolen but the Police listed it generically as a campervan (ie just with the original body)... would they look for a 'van' type conversion or a coachbuilt ...
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I hate to tell you this but if it doesn't flag up on PNC its unlike likely they will be looking that hard if there is not a tracker it is good fortune if a police car happens to pass it in transit. :(

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Nanniemate said:
I call my camper, Van, (PVC) we called the 6 birth and 4 birth coach built 'campers', If a roses were not called a rose would it smell so sweet.

I think that you will find that most people that do no indulge in camping on wheels have no idea of the difference in the descriptions,, you can call it what ever you like

I can remember the good old days when if you broke down in a large vehicle the fitters wanted to know what engine/make but the breakdown crew were more interested in the colour / livery as it is was easier to spot.

I drive a car, do not feel the need to describe it with make and model. I messaged my friend yesterday to say 'I will be using the car not the van' the need to state type make model etc was unnecessary

Vans are like your children you can call them what you like.. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :eek:
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I agree
 
Minxy Girl said:
Just to add confusion ... having had 3 campers prior to our Carthago we sill refer to it as a camper! :giggle:
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And we refer to our motorhome as "the van". My daily driver is a VW T5 and I call that "me car" and my lorry I call "me motor". I think the journo got his point across no matter what he called it :unsure:

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Ireland is on my bucket list so I'll remember to be careful. Certainly don't want to feature on Tiktok!
 
Campervan or Motorhome, both the same 😊

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