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Hi all,
I would like to know if the forum is only for Motohomes and RV's or are selfbuilds included, as i think i could be in the wrong place here.
 
hey I have a trailer tent and have been a member for a couple of months, they let any riff raff in.....:Rofl1:


Seriously I am sure you are MORE THAN WELCOME

It is all about fun and you pick up some great tips and friends on the way
 
Hello Vandam this forum is about Motorhomes and all aspects of travelling with one, It doesn't really matter if you bought it or built it. But I do envy those that have the patience and skills to build.

We do have a couple of members who have built their own, and we have a specific forum Link Removed but it is empty as yet. Why not be the first to post details about your self-build, it would interest many I am sure.:Smile:

There is a dedicated self build forum Link Removed

And Motorhomefacts has a forum with about 10 informative threads running
 
Vandam,

I don't even on a MH yet!

Welcome - this is a great forum, no moderation, and really helpful. Most of all, a FUN place to be!
 
hey I have a trailer tent and have been a member for a couple of months, they let any riff raff in.....:Rofl1:


Seriously I am sure you are MORE THAN WELCOME

It is all about fun and you pick up some great tips and friends on the way

Thanks for that, I do like the Motohomes and RV's but due to ill health i know i can never afford one but one can dream and admire them some of the ones on here are absolutely fantastic, i have my selfbuild van and am happy to be able to enjoy being able to get out and about in it.
One more question, how many motohomers and RV'ers would acknowledge a selfbuild van if a selfbuilder gave them a wave, in all honesty i personaly don't think there would be a large percentage that would or am i just being paranoid?

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Hi Claude
Most of us on here wave at any white van inc furniture movers
 
No class barriers with us Vandam, we wave at all and sundry both here and abroad.:thumb:
I even waved at a guy driving an ARV in Wales once:Rofl1:
 
Welcome to the Forum

I'll wave and acknowledge that your skill is greater than mine:thumb:
Hats off to self builders:BigGrin::BigGrin:

Like others I get so used to waving it can be to white vans, horseboxes etc:Rofl1:

Regards Gill
 
No class barriers with us Vandam, we wave at all and sundry both here and abroad.:thumb:
I even waved at a guy driving an ARV in Wales once:Rofl1:

I know the feeling i once waved at an ice cream van, mind i did get the cold shoulder from him.
Well now i feel a lot more comfortable on here now more of a friendly atmosphere thanks to you lot with the nice posts i dont feel out of place on here now,an extra large thank you to all.
 
Hi Vandam and Welcome


As for waving I'll wave at anybody and if they wave back its a bonus most of the time though we get ignored.

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ill give you a wave mate:thumb:
i even wave when im in me car:BigGrin:
 
Hi Vandam and Welcome


As for waving I'll wave at anybody and if they wave back its a bonus most of the time though we get ignored.


I thought it was just us that got ignored .. :Sad:
 
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Cheers

Dave

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Hey Vandam.
I just put up a couple of pics of my selfbuild Transit in my gallery to make you feel better.
It cost me 650 quid and i lived in it for a year.
Complete with:
Hot and cold water,
2 Gas hobs,
Grill,
Oven,
Microwave,
3 way fridge,
21 inch plasma TV with Digibox,
Double slide out bed,
And mobile internet.
All powered by 3 Dump Truck batteries fitted on a breaker to the engine for charging.
2 Hours charging for 48 hours of power.
It was fitted with Celotex insulation then laminated completely from floor to ceiling before i fitted the wardrobe, worktop and shelving.
No windows so really discreet for wildcamping :thumb:
It looked like a heap of junk but it saved me enough money to get my first Motorhome.:thumb:
 
Hey Vandam.
I just put up a couple of pics of my selfbuild Transit in my gallery to make you feel better.
It looked like a heap of junk but it saved me enough money to get my first Motorhome.:thumb:
Whats all the white stuff all over your tranny:Smile: .
Like the V DUB were you at a festivale when you took the pic:Mellow:
 
Lovely digger:Wink:transit not but either:Laughing::Laughing:
 
It was a festival.
Can't remember if it was V at Chelmsford or Leeds.
Those dodgy ciggies again.:Rofl1::Rofl1::Rofl1:

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It was Leeds 2001.:thumb:
We did the V Festival the weekend before.
That was the last day.
Did 3 weeks golfing in Scotland straight after that.
 
was all that white stuff coke:Laughing:
 
If it was i would have the biggest RV in the group..
With a helicopter landing pad on the roof.
:Rofl1::Rofl1::Rofl1:
 
with all that lot you would need a helicopter:Laughing::Wink:
 
It was Leeds 2001.:thumb:
We did the V Festival the weekend before.
That was the last day.
Did 3 weeks golfing in Scotland straight after that.
Thought so you can tell by the mess, i have been to V fest for last three year when it finishes i do some salvage brand new sleeping bag and other stuff.:Cool: by the way i like your Swift.

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The last time i was at V was 2005.
We spent 2 hours trying to get the Range Rover started.
First time i did it in a tent>
What a blast.:thumb:
 
Thanks for that, I do like the Motohomes and RV's but due to ill health i know i can never afford one but one can dream and admire them some of the ones on here are absolutely fantastic, i have my selfbuild van and am happy to be able to enjoy being able to get out and about in it.
One more question, how many motohomers and RV'ers would acknowledge a selfbuild van if a selfbuilder gave them a wave, in all honesty i personaly don't think there would be a large percentage that would or am i just being paranoid?


We have waved at Ice Cream vans :Rofl1: :Rofl1: :Rofl1:
 
The last time i was at V was 2005.
We spent 2 hours trying to get the Range Rover started.
First time i did it in a tent>
What a blast.:thumb:
Nice one, but i recon my festy days are over they are getting way to expensive now.
I bought my first van for Glastonbury, i think it in 2000, a Talbot exspress.:Mellow:
 
Hi Vandam

I too am one of them there selfbuilders :thumb:having coverted a '98' Iveco Daily last year.
I did post a picture of it one the site somewhere but don't ask me how to find it!:Rofl1:

Kell
 
Hi Vandam

I too am one of them there selfbuilders :thumb:having coverted a '98' Iveco Daily last year.
I did post a picture of it one the site somewhere but don't ask me how to find it!:Rofl1:

Kell

Here maybe

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