Nasher
Free Member
My first experience of camping was 16 nights in a fully converted T5 - I survived
After a while I wanted something bigger, so used my experience of the T5 to design my own van, bought a suitable van and had a local conversion company to convert it to my specification - 5 years on and it's still the perfect van, for me
As others have suggested, use what you have and work out what is good/bad about it (no toilet would be a no from me)
Have a good look at other options, go to a show/look around loads of dealers, then maybe hire a something that appeals
We are all different, a mate had a VW T4 that was his pride & joy. He met a lady and, after a bit of courtship, took her for a weekend away in it - Absolute disaster!!
When questioned about her weekend, her main quote was "I could even stand up in it enough to get my knickers on!"
They are now married with 2 kids - the van went about a week after the weekend away!
Don't rush it - especially as Covid is a bit of a spoiler at the moment
Good luck in your quest for the perfect Moho - that said, the word that describes every motorhome ever built is 'compromise'
After a while I wanted something bigger, so used my experience of the T5 to design my own van, bought a suitable van and had a local conversion company to convert it to my specification - 5 years on and it's still the perfect van, for me
As others have suggested, use what you have and work out what is good/bad about it (no toilet would be a no from me)
Have a good look at other options, go to a show/look around loads of dealers, then maybe hire a something that appeals
We are all different, a mate had a VW T4 that was his pride & joy. He met a lady and, after a bit of courtship, took her for a weekend away in it - Absolute disaster!!
When questioned about her weekend, her main quote was "I could even stand up in it enough to get my knickers on!"
They are now married with 2 kids - the van went about a week after the weekend away!
Don't rush it - especially as Covid is a bit of a spoiler at the moment
Good luck in your quest for the perfect Moho - that said, the word that describes every motorhome ever built is 'compromise'