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Quality build mate ,they can stand a bit of salt @WESTY66
Just worrying that elldis of yours will get round Germany next year .You posted this at 3.42am!! Can u not sleep with worry that the mighty Benimar is going to fall to bits, or are you in the Far East?
Me, I’m just going to work to pay for your b####y pension
@Howard H it doesn’t sound good for your benimars internals!! I would get shut sharpish!! I wonder if the salt had rotted the fridge vents away??? And it’s probably just gnawing at the next thing that’s gonna fall off, I’m just glad you’re looking after my alloysNo way would I let my camper sit outside on a deck, not even for a Calais crossing ... the damage that could be cause may not be seen for a long while if the salty air/water has got into some of the electrics, chassis etc and started to cause corrosion. I'll stick to the tunnel!
View attachment 266397 3 nice shiny new Benimars on aft deck of Cap Finistere, we suffered bad weather overnight resulting in vessel not docking inortsmouth till 5pm today almost 3 hours late. They are covered in salt, mind you we have been on same deck twice over the years and the salt took some shifting. Awful photo but lounge windows are covered in salt.
Thank you for posting this, and thanks to all the other replies in this thread highlighting the practice of placing motorhomes on an open deck. I had no idea and just thought that all vehicles would be on closed decks.View attachment 266397 3 nice shiny new Benimars on aft deck of Cap Finistere, we suffered bad weather overnight resulting in vessel not docking inortsmouth till 5pm today almost 3 hours late. They are covered in salt, mind you we have been on same deck twice over the years and the salt took some shifting. Awful photo but lounge windows are covered in salt.