Are we TWIRLIES?

[Deleted member 12539]

We attended our first 'club' meeting last weekend, it was the St Patricks day function for invited Brownhill customers.
Looking round the hall where all the people were gathered it became pretty obvious that the majority must have been aged 60 years of age and over. We could count on one hand the number of people under 50, and we are 45 and 55 yrs of age.

So the question is are we too early (twirly) to have a motorhome?

 

[Firefox]

Most people can't afford a MH earlier on in life...

Apart from this forum, and one other similar, where many people are willing to self build, or buy any old 25 years vintage henhouse on wheels and turn back into a home :lol-053:

 

[lotty]

I'm 37 and hubby 47, I was 32 when we had our 1st van. (and hubby still hasn't driven a mile)
:drive:

 

[Neckender]

Pat and I were 54 when we had our first motorhome now we're 62 and on our 4th motorhome.:drive:

John.

 

[nij]

I am 30 and the mrs is 29. This is out first mh but I did have a lwb hr transit that was kinda used as a camper when I was rallying and racing stock cars

 

[grumpyengraver]

Your all a bunch of old farts:lol-053::lol-053:
We are both under 21
:wave::wave:
and young enough to:shag: I think

Wish I was :lol-053:


Tony

 

[tommytli]

i was 30 when we got our 1st van a 2004 lunar champ, im now 35 and on my 3rd motorhome:cool1:

 

[Calitess]

All this :shag:

............excites a young Cali...............

 

[bevo]

are we twirlies

as you are not old enough to be eligible for a bus pass .

you are not a twirly (ha; ha; ha)

 

[red ted]

never too old

We attended our first 'club' meeting last weekend, it was the St Patricks day function for invited Brownhill customers.
Looking round the hall where all the people were gathered it became pretty obvious that the majority must have been aged 60 years of age and over. We could count on one hand the number of people under 50, and we are 45 and 55 yrs of age.

So the question is are we too early (twirly) to have a motorhome?

Hi

We are both 56 young and have brought a motor home three months ago. We can't wait to start wild camping. Hvae already been out four times but up to now have used registerd sites. So now ready to go wildinggggggg:wacko::wacko::wacko::wacko::wacko::wacko::wacko::wacko::wacko::wacko:

 

[pj66]

We attended our first 'club' meeting last weekend, it was the St Patricks day function for invited Brownhill customers.
Looking round the hall where all the people were gathered it became pretty obvious that the majority must have been aged 60 years of age and over. We could count on one hand the number of people under 50, and we are 45 and 55 yrs of age.

So the question is are we too early (twirly) to have a motorhome?

my bold

you have been that for the last 10 years Dave :lol-049:

 

[Haaamster]

Generation thing I believe, when I was growing up I don't remember ever seeing a motorhome. A few tatty caravans but nothing else.
Some youngster will be lucky enough for their parent to have a MH so they are used to it and in turn introduce their friends to it, perfect for festivals etc.
Which means the MH generation could possible get younger :banana:



*day dreams about parking up next to a MH full of nubile young girlies*

 

[champstar]

we are both well below bus pass age...have only met a few folks who are not retired...It may well be the cost of the damn things but you cant take it with you and why wait when you can be having motorhoming fun.

 

[Deleted member 12539]

my bold

you have been that for the last 10 years Dave :lol-049:

Just cos I have had my BMW for many years, don't mean I have been that age for many years Paul :scooter: