Hymer Camp 65

[Paul and Kate]

Kate's manager at work is selling her hymer camp 65. They've bought a laika a class. So I said I'd put it on here for her.


Hymer Camp 65 - £8950
1993 L Registration - Owned since2006
6 Berth (3 double beds) with U shaped rear lounge
LH Drive / 2.5 diesel engine
MOT till 21/05/2019
Mileage 137,635KM (85,500 Miles)
Service & Cam belt May 2017 at 135650Km
Also includes roof box, awning, gas bottle (have not used gas for 5yrs so not sure if it’s got any gas in it) & wheel ramps.

There is a small hole in the outer skin of the rear window please see pic below

There's also a small hole in the drivers side sill. Still passed MOT 2017 and 2018.
See picture below.

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[Edenside]

How many seat belts had it got, that information would be helpful for a family interested in it.

 

[Paul and Kate]

How many seat belts had it got, that information would be helpful for a family interested in it.

Just received the following.
2 seat belts front Driver and Passenger
2 lap belts and 2 proper ones situated around the dinette
So a true 6 berth

 

[Deepdale]

Hi,
Where is the van?
I'm a newbie and this looks like a great first van
Ceri

 

[Paul and Kate]

@Deepdale it's kept in Crewe, Cheshire

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[Paul and Kate]

Hi,
Where is the van?
I'm a newbie and this looks like a great first van
Ceri

Is Crewe of any interest @Deepdale

 

[Deepdale]

I'm still doing some sums!
I'm going to see a local one tomorrow so it could be academic. My first mistake was choosing a tiny (for the U.S.) American RV as a first viewing... roomy.
I saw a 4 berth yesterday, which is all I need, but in order to retreat from the grandlings I think I'm going to have to go bigger. At least until they're old enough to throw into a tent.

 

[Paul and Kate]

I'm still doing some sums!
I'm going to see a local one tomorrow so it could be academic. My first mistake was choosing a tiny (for the U.S.) American RV as a first viewing... roomy.
I saw a 4 berth yesterday, which is all I need, but in order to retreat from the grandlings I think I'm going to have to go bigger. At least until they're old enough to throw into a tent.

No problem
Fun this motorhoming isn't it