Hope it's just a short and not too expensive course of treatment Master and camper van is discharged soon in time for summer outings..........Ski's and Scruff's x
I have a trusted garage that I've used for 30 or more years so I know she will be well looked after and will be back home in 3 or 4 days. Have you got any further in buying a set of wheels?
No i have not investigated yet,something small like a Citroen c4 airflow or maybe a little Suzuki ignis,both appeal the latter having 4 w/d for the winter and are not expensive or maybe i should just get a new tractor for the Finca x
Don i shall do it under the Motability scheme so i will be govt funded so to speak though if i go upmarket i don't mind chucking in a sizeable advance payment,hopefully my next self funded vehicle will be left hand drive with enough space to carry olives and almonds :)....dreaming Ski's x
Too right Don! We have a 2005 caravan and we love it. We have looked at newer ones out of interest and so far we haven't come across one that has a similar layout to ours, which we picked specifically. We have everything we could want in it and extras have been put out in as well so we're happy with it. We would have to pay around the 20K mark to even just replace what we've got. Frankly I think it's a bit of a mugs game and some of the people that buy these new very expensive vans only go out in them a fortnight a year! What a waste of money. Some of the yarns you hear on these camping sites makes your mind boggle. I think you connect your memories to our little homes on wheels as well!
You have a very smart looking campervan and as you have said you and Midge have travelled a few miles in it, why not a few more? 😁
Happy days!
I bought a little 2009 Freedom caravan last autumn to tow behind the campervan to give me more space on long stays. I call her Annie (short for Annex).
Thanks Pantani . Although I call mine a campervan it's more like a small motorhome with it's bathroom, flush toilet, shower, hot and cold water, central heating. on-board water tanks etc. At my age I need those things now.
My camper fits in a normal parking space. The only drawback is it won't fit under height barriers. I was parked in Whitby last year and an immaculate WWT2 was parked right in front of me with the family getting ready to leave. I congratulated the chap on the wonderful condition of his van when he told me it was on hire from a firm in Yorkshire. I was so surprised that I didn't take a photo before he drove off.
Hope your trusty campervan is safely back on the road soon and that you and Midge share many happy miles in future jaunts 😊.
You have kept it well Don, it shouldn’t need much. All shiny. Midge is staring: do we have a flat tyre?
Hope you can have lots more fun in it!!
Have a nice evening x
Fran
No flat tyre, Fan, the van weighs quite heavy compared with a caravan and the wheels sink in the gravel. More likely Midge's boy friend has left a message for her on my wheel. She gets a lot of s-mail.
Oh no, Don, you and Midge must be lost without your beloved camper vans. All those memories, and memories still to be made!
When we bought our new caravan last year I looked at some campervans. Some of them are like palaces on wheels. Mind you, you could buy a small house for the price!
Morning Dear Don, Well, what a Coincidence , My Hubby has just taken our old car to have all its bits repaired after failing the MOT on Saturday Morning. We hope to trade it in for a nice new one. I entered a Competition (a phone in) for a Brand new VW Camper Van based on the original design. The Competition was with BGT on ITV. Fingers Crossed I win and that it won't cost too much for our old car Repairs. Love Carolina XXX
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