I felt so proud of my Van...and then this happened

[Tombola]

Inadequate Rapdido.... , I want one

 

[JJ]

I would prefer the Rapido...

...to that giant, gas guzzling behemoth.

Still, I suppose if you have got it, you might as well spend it.


JJ

 

[poppycamper]

Inadequate Rapdido.... , I want one

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Should have taken photo from front of other van and then you not be disappointed cause you would not be able to see your teeny weeny insignificant inadequate van.

 

[Richard n Ann]

The big one is a monstrosity

 

[AndyPK]

‘Said the actress to the bishop…….’

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[gpat]

Size isn't everything.

 

[Spriddler]

Doesn't appeal to me one bit. It looks like the Heathrow Express and it'd be a liability and totally impractical for my choice of wanderings.

 

[pelican]

That's huge, Has the rest of the Circus arrived yet.

 

[Fdhadi]

Huge purchase price
Storage costs
Fuel costs
Ferry costs
Toll costs
Try parking that on a lot of campsites

Very nice though but so is your Rapido

 

[donkey]

You are a bit fussy about having a level van? You must be all of 30mm higher now.

Geoff

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[Nanniemate]

Not a lover of orange

 

[GMLS]

Yup similar happened to me after getting married

 

[Gina M]

Inadequate Rapdido.... , I want one

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I prefer yours

Gina

 

[mitzimad]

think how many more places your rapido can go ,under much lower bridges for a start

 

[Littlewheels]

The big one is a monstrosity

Well someone has to stand up for the monstrosity ,l have had three of them and loved every minute of ownership. Up the behemoths

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[Southdowners]

We have a Concorde and love it... horses for courses in my view!

It depends on your preferred mode of travel. If you don't want to stay on sites, go wilding into very cold climates, be self-sufficient in terms of power, etc they take a lot of beating.

 

[Nanniemate]

We have a Concorde and love it... horses for courses in my view!

It depends on your preferred mode of travel. If you don't want to stay on sites, go wilding into very cold climates, be self-sufficient in terms of power, etc they take a lot of beating.

NIce one, my old PVC works for me, and I dont cry when its been off road, is covered in mud or has a polish out scratch caused when it down tiny winy lanes If I have either of the vans pictured I would cry if they got damaged

 

[Nirvanauk]

You are a bit fussy about having a level van? You must be all of 30mm higher now.

Geoff

I thought that...

 

[dash300]

Better to look out from than at I suspect!

 

[Southdowners]

NIce one, my old PVC works for me, and I dont cry when its been off road, is covered in mud or has a polish out scratch caused when it down tiny winy lanes If I have either of the vans pictured I would cry if they got damaged

Nor do we... it's a vehicle at the end of the day and we bought it to be used. No point in babying it if you want to travel in difficult climates and situations.

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[TheBig1]

The big one is a monstrosity

I have been called much worse over the years

 

[Littlewheels]

NIce one, my old PVC works for me, and I dont cry when its been off road, is covered in mud or has a polish out scratch caused when it down tiny winy lanes If I have either of the vans pictured I would cry if they got damaged

Everything you mention above happens particularly if you are adventurous on your journeys we don’t cry we just get on with it and move on,everything can be sorted.

 

[WESTY66]

There’s a cheeky little N&B Clou appeared on autotrader jongood

 

[EuroTrotters]

We have had 3 previous Mercedes Motorhomes, 3 year old, a 17 month old and a brand new one. Great when they work. Cost a fortune to run and can be utterly unreliable and let down by disgraceful Mercedes Dealer network.

I stole our last motorhome, well nicked it as they say in the trade. The previous owner had it stuck in Spain and I paid them half what they paid for it to get the problem off their hands. Very proud of our now 22 year old Fiat Hymer. Starts every time. Which is more than could be said of any of the Mercedes. All of which had to be recovered at least once.

Only downsides. Not the most dynamic thing to drive and no Cab A/C. And I have never got stuck in the snow. Which is why I always opted for the RWD Mercedes, two of which were twin real wheels.

 

[Jewellbags]

Good news , you’ve got shade now

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[bobnick]

If i could i would but not having LOADSAMONEY i can't. In any case The Rapido is just fine.

 

[Tombola]

You are a bit fussy about having a level van? You must be all of 30mm higher now.

Geoff

Ha ha..not me..I'll sleep anywhere..but sometimes my navigator

 

[Podney]

I prefer the Rapido . My old jallopy will do me fine,she may not be the quickest (like me),she may not be the best looking(like me),but she’s a reliable chugger…..like me!

 

[Gina M]

I prefer the Rapido . My old jallopy will do me fine,she may not be the quickest (like me),she may not be the best looking(like me),but she’s a reliable chugger…..like me!

Have you been reading my personal profile

Gina

 

[pampam]

What you need is my 30 year old little caravan parked next to you….that would really make you value your rapido lol

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