Looking for an 'A' class motorhome

[walburga]

Anyone selling, or thinking of selling, an 'A' class motorhome as we are looking to buy one.
Top of our list would be a mercedes based Hymer, closely followed by a Concord Concerto...not really looking for another Fiat based one.
Got a budget of up to £45,000.

regards
Allen

 

[Gellyneck]

Anyone selling, or thinking of selling, an 'A' class motorhome as we are looking to buy one.
Top of our list would be a mercedes based Hymer, closely followed by a Concord Concerto...not really looking for another Fiat based one.
Got a budget of up to £45,000.

regards
Allen

Anything in Classified?

 

[DerryW]

I think you might struggle with your budget, particularly your preference for a Merc up front

 

[Raybreck]

Motorhome Camp have a Concerto for sale just shy of £47000 a 2006 model and Motorhome depot one at £34 ish a 2004 if I remember wish I could persuade the other half.
Ray

 

[DerryW]

There's a rather nice Dethleffs Esprit A Class in the classified, just over your budget. The only thing its on a fiat chasses

^{_{Subscribers  do not see these advertisements}}

 

[funflair]

Motorhome Camp have a Concerto for sale just shy of £47000 a 2006 model and Motorhome depot one at £34 ish a 2004 if I remember wish I could persuade the other half.
Ray

Only done 19,500 miles looks clean and tidy

 

[Stealaway]

Why Mercedes?

 

[pelican]

Why Mercedes?

He's German

 

[JP1889]

Why Mercedes?

Lewis Hamilton?

 

[weekenders]

There’s a funster selling their Concorde Concerto on eBay, £36,995, 2004. Aldi heating, done 46,000 miles, leather upholstery, large garage, Engine Iveco. 5200kg, nice Motorhome

^{_{Subscribers  do not see these advertisements}}

 

[canopus]

Motorhome Camp have a Concerto for sale just shy of £47000 a 2006 model and Motorhome depot one at £34 ish a 2004 if I remember wish I could persuade the other half.
Ray

The Motorhome Camp Concorde Concerto is on an Iveco Chassis/Engine, and the one for sale on Motorhome Depot, I think belongs, to a Funster and is also on an Iveco.

 

[canopus]

There’s a funster selling their Concorde Concerto on eBay, £36,995, 2004. Aldi heating, done 46,000 miles, leather upholstery, large garage, Engine Iveco. 5200kg, nice Motorhome

Its Paul & Leannes

 

[weekenders]

Its Paul & Leannes

I know it is

 

[canopus]

This one is on the Merc Chassis but its a Charisma, not a Concerto.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/710-...0001&campid=5338547443&icep_item=254762750572

 

[Hagstrom]

Hi Wallburger/Allen,
We intend to sell our 41.5k miles, silver metallic, 2010 8.4m Frankia I8400 Luxury Series A class in March, after we (hopefully - we intend to try to get out after lockdown in December,) return from Spain.
Its on a Mercedes 518 chassis and powered by their 3 litre V 6, coupled with a "proper" automatic gearbox. It may be too long for you but PM me if you would like details.
Norman

^{_{Subscribers  do not see these advertisements}}

 

[hymerman]

Why Mercedes?

Possibly wants rear wheel drive.
One of the reasons that I have one.

 

[Reallyretired]

I have had Fiat and Mercedes and much prefer the Mercedes. Rear wheel drive and smoother, apparently more powerful engine. Currently 3L V6 with 6 speed manual.

 

[walburga]

Motorhome Camp have a Concerto for sale just shy of £47000 a 2006 model and Motorhome depot one at £34 ish a 2004 if I remember wish I could persuade the other half.
Ray

Don't really want to go through a broker...a few bad reviews all over the net.....but thanks

Why Mercedes?

I think I'm favouring rear wheel drive, and I've had two merc based vans in the past, followed by the last three being Fiat, which as we all know will 'skid on a wet leaf'...we do a fair bit of rallying with DA's in fields.

He's German

No he's (me) not...Walburga is my mums name...she was born into a (very) catholic family, and named after Saint Walburga, an English saint from way back.

Lewis Hamilton?

If anything, an association with him and his latest theatrics would put me off the mark!

I'm grateful for all the replies, and the search goes on.

regards

Allen

 

[bigalw35]

deffo Mercedes for me, we've got the Hymer B680, had it for some time, luv it

 

[walburga]

There’s a funster selling their Concorde Concerto on eBay, £36,995, 2004. Aldi heating, done 46,000 miles, leather upholstery, large garage, Engine Iveco. 5200kg, nice Motorhome

The Motorhome Camp Concorde Concerto is on an Iveco Chassis/Engine, and the one for sale on Motorhome Depot, I think belongs, to a Funster and is also on an Iveco.

Its Paul & Leannes

I know it is

Thanks for this...have messaged Paul (I think)...hope he replies.

regards
Allen

^{_{Subscribers  do not see these advertisements}}

 

[funflair]

Personally I would include IVECO chassis in your search, better payload than Merc and good solid package later vehicles from some manufacturers are optimised for A class by moving all the dashboard up and forwards to maximise useable space.

 

[walburga]

Hi Wallburger/Allen,
We intend to sell our 41.5k miles, silver metallic, 2010 8.4m Frankia I8400 Luxury Series A class in March, after we (hopefully - we intend to try to get out after lockdown in December,) return from Spain.
Its on a Mercedes 518 chassis and powered by their 3 litre V 6, coupled with a "proper" automatic gearbox. It may be too long for you but PM me if you would like details.
Norman

Thanks for the heads up Norman, but it is a little too long.

Allen

 

[Stealaway]

I think I'm favouring rear wheel drive, and I've had two merc based vans in the past, followed by the last three being Fiat, which as we all know will 'skid on a wet leaf'...we do a fair bit of rallying with DA's in fields.

Are they really that good ??

Although there can't be any van worse than Ducato. I was axel deep in mud within seconds on slightly wet grass. I had to find a French tractor to tow me out the next morning.

I avoid grass like the plague now.