We have....

[BusyBuilder]

a long black slightly curled plastic thing in our Hymer wardrobe. SWMBO says it's a shoe horn, but who uses a shoe horn ? and why would Hymer put one in the van ?

 

[GJH]

There is a holder (but no shoe horn) near the hab door in our Burstner. Seems it's a German thing

 

[mariner]

If I remember correctly, it's for opening or closing a roof light or similar.

I had one in my Hymers but that was a while ago!

 

[magicsurfbus]

..a long black slightly curled plastic thing..

Is it a Pulp Fiction action figure?

 

[tonyidle]

Mine has one too (2005 B584).

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[icantremember]

I use a shoe horn these days 'cos my feet are too far away from my arms!

 

[stuurman]

My 2008 HymerB614SL has one...

 

[Larrynwin]

Our old 544 had one and so does our new 544 , wait till you get old and excessive strudels restrict your movement in your lederhosen it might come in handy to get your shoes on

 

[Offagaingr8]

It may be a shoehorn,also an handy tool which is legal whilst on your travels ! ... I have one too

 

[CWH]

See this thread
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Lots of FUN posts but you'll find the answer at post #45

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[Theonlysue]

It doubles up as an opener and closer for roof vent.
Really useful for us shorties lol

 

[Tootles]

Really useful for us shorties lol

Whats a shorta**e??

 

[Emmit]

Listen, Stop telling this bloke porkies.

That shoe horn is for getting in between french motorhomes on an Aire in season.
It's the only way sometimes

 

[peterc10]

We have one too. As others have said it is a combined shoe horn and thingy for closing the small roof lights in the toilet and shower. Shoe horn very useful for us oldies.

 

[JeanLuc]

As others have said, it's a shoe horn and device to operate a small 40x40 Heki. Very useful shoe horn; I have moved it from the wardrobe to near the Hab door, next to the magazine rack. I found that I always wanted to use it when entering or leaving the van.

P.s. A gentleman should never risk damage to the heels of his shoes - hence the need for a good shoe horn.