Different MoHo Classes Explained (1 Viewer)

[HKF]

On my search on Google, I came across this page. Nothing to do with what I was searching for but I thought it might be useful for some people who might be confused about the different classes of MoHos No need to shoot me down in flames if it doesn't fit with your theories....I'm just the messenger

What are Class A, B & C Campervans?

If you’ve settled on the decision to explore the open road with the freedom granted by travelling by campervan there are so many options available to you.

www.motorhomeprotect.co.uk

 

[Swifter]

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“Class A will always require a category C licence”

is this correct ?

 

[68c]

Interesting article, thank you for posting it. It describes A, B, and C classes. The B class being considered the VW/Bongo style Campervans and converted vans. A little out of date now as converted vans are now commonly called Panel Van Conversions (PVC).

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[kevenh]

We need a UK version of Know Your RV Types but otherwise it's a good reference.

Also at that link

 

[Tea Bag]

Hi.
This is going to be FUN ? when the " Stop over " parking area says. Camper vans................. £ 30.000 for a new PVC....? Why haven't people got Two ?.....
Will i get a refund from the Caravan and " Motorhome Club " ? As i seemed to have netted through the slip.................... Again...
Tea Bag

 

[peterc10]

What a load of old tosh.

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"When we consider the mechanical specifications of Class A vehicles, they are usually built on a truck or bus chassis and their engines are generally found at the rear of the vehicle."

Anybody on here got a rear engined A Class?????????

And to top it all off the photo they show describing an A Class is of a C Class!

Methinks they are talking out of an orifice other than their mouth ...........

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[Lenny HB]

It quotes
“Class A will always require a category C licence”

is this correct ?

No, only if over 7500kg.