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PaddyM

PaddyM

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Broadway today .
 
Just watched a YouTube vid about them and they are an immensely impressive piece of kit , imposing in the flesh .
Euro millions wish list for sure ! 💡👍
 
TheAleMan said:
Ugly brute of a thing imo. It’s like buying a house for me..I have to love the outside first before venturing inside.
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I think it has a certain "rugged" charm about it ;)

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All those sort of conversions are so basic inside, I don't see why they can't be rugged go anywhere machines and still have a bit of luxury.
 
Lenny HB said:
All those sort of conversions are so basic inside, I don't see why they can't be rugged go anywhere machines and still have a bit of luxury.
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Have a look on the YouTube videos , they are far from basic , they are as luxurious as your pockets are deep ! 💡

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I can see the logic of these for the unmade roads of Eastern Europe or Africa , but hardly suitable for the lanes of Cornwall !
 
A Funster had one pat and Neil ?

Went round the world in it, including rolling it somewhere in South America.

Great stories and a pretty decent blog. Jim JockandRita are they still members? Their name escapes me
 
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haganap said:
Great stories and a pretty decent blog. @Jim @JockandRita are they still members? Their name escapes me
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Paul, that was Pat4Neil, (Pat & Neil), who are sadly no longer members. 😢

Their blog I believe is called Cloud 9.

Cheers,

Jock. :)

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PaddyM said:
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Broadway today .
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Looks like an amazing design
It appears to be a standard 20' container on the back, which means it would be pretty easy to remove the habitation module for repairs or upgrades, or even to another truck base.

I've been inside a few of these vehicles, many may be a bit basic with regard to decoration, but they have all that is needed to be a FLT in.
 
Brains said:
Looks like an amazing design
It appears to be a standard 20' container on the back, which means it would be pretty easy to remove the habitation module for repairs or upgrades, or even to another truck base.

I've been inside a few of these vehicles, many may be a bit basic with regard to decoration, but they have all that is needed to be a FLT in.
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Yep.....the twist locks give it away
 
DuxDeluxe said:
Yep.....the twist locks give it away
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Yes the 18 and 20 foot bodies can be shipped as containers, the smaller ones will fit inside a standard container, you can order your demountable body and have it shipped anywhere in the world to be mated to a suitable truck chassis.
 
martin2603 said:
I can see the logic of these for the unmade roads of Eastern Europe or Africa , but hardly suitable for the lanes of Cornwall !
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Haven't you seen the potholes in Cornwall these days? :whistle2:

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seasideBill said:
How a motorhome hotel?

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When 'Top Deck' were touring Europe and the Far East in Bristol D/D's
Similar things have been touring Oz for the past 50+yrs, the bunks used to be across the coach with an outside entrance flap and always reminded me of a mortuary, as it must have others because, typical Aussie humour, the bunks were nick-named 'coffins'.

God that looks ugly, looks like a double decker has run into the back of a coach!
 

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