Newbie and looking to fulltime (1 Viewer)

[Armytwowheels]

Yes, it might be possible to go the distance for a decent mh that looks like it could fit our needs. But maybe I'm just getting ahead of myself.

Only up you can decide that, but sometimes date plays a hand in your future.

 

[HugoBNB]

Welcome

 

[Mousy]

Jim has an excellent book about buying a motorhome, it’s on the site somewhere I think. It’s a fabulous resource for you. Good luck with your new adventure.

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[ByronMH]

Jim has an excellent book about buying a motorhome, it’s on the site somewhere I think. It’s a fabulous resource for you. Good luck with your new adventure.

The Motorhome Buyers Guide

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[ByronMH]

RichE1178 - All the best to you both and the little one! I say go for it! (Bit late if you've already sold up bricks and mortar)

We went full time in our first ever van at the beginning of the year and loving it. My kids range from 9 to 13 (three of 'em) and me and the mrs, so whilst it's a bit of a squeeze sometimes (understatement of the year), the trade off for the lifestyle means it's really not an issue. Good luck to you all

 

[jumar]

Welcome from the land of the rising sun. not Japan, bit nearer to home, Spain.

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[WynandJean]

Hello and welcome from West Midlands.

Wyn

 

[RichE1178]

Just wanted to say thanks to everyone for all the messages and advice. I half expected to leave a message and get maybe one or two comments after a week or so!

 

[phillipsheila]

Me and me wife full timed for 5 years and had a fantastic time. Alot of ups and downs but what an experience

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