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I was thinking today of motorhome related xmas presents.

What do you buy a motorhome owner as a cool xmas gift, I guess some kind of motorhome gadget!

What do you think?
 
Phil said:
I was thinking today of motorhome related xmas presents.

What do you buy a motorhome owner as a cool xmas gift, I guess some kind of motorhome gadget!

What do you think?
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DIESEL!! (unless it runs on petrol!!)
KP x x
 
Come on people! Where are the ideas? It's my husbands birthday next month and he seems to have gone off going out in the van. If he had a new toy to play with it might get him shifted. Something food-related perhaps? He loves his food. And music.
 
I just got this, which I'm chuffed with.

A stocking-filler maybe?

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Some fun bits on here...

http://shop.cafepress.co.uk/motorhome?page=4
 
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I know what I am going to ask my Mrs for Christmas. A new MH. And I know what she is going to say. "Drop dead" Well; you can't say I did not try.☺☺☺
But she did give me 3 presents during the course of 2011. In Spain, a MH, 6" long, 3 1/2" high and 2 1/4" wide. Roll the MH with my hands and let go, it scoots off until the spring unwinds. In India, a Tuk-Tuk (motorised cycle rickshaw) and in Germany, a Police van, same size as the MH but with Polizei plastered all over it. She thinks she has a great sense of humour. Little does she know I have left her out of my Will. ☺☺☺ Now that would be funny.
 
nothing.............i dont do xmas!! not religious and its comercialised anyway. told my kids from day 1 no such thing as father xmas etc etc
 
Whoa, the tyrepal is expensive!

The spray might useful as a get you home....how many applications does a can last?



Polly
 
cooljules said:
nothing.............i dont do xmas!! not religious and its comercialised anyway. told my kids from day 1 no such thing as father xmas etc etc
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I'm a humanist, and usually celebrate Yule. I just have a nice quiet day at my mother's, with a special meal. We give small gifts - but that's all. I agree about the commercial bonanza. It's become so commodified that, for many, it's more 'what will I get?' than 'what's this about?' It doesn't have to be like that, though. We can always opt out. As for Father Christmas? Well... not an easy one. For me, as a child, it was part of the magic of Christmas - and it didn't leave me too traumatised when I found out the truth. Let's see, last year I think it was!:dance:
 
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The spray might useful as a get you home....how many applications does a can last?
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Good question I've done about 4 over last winter (all 4 tyres) and still have about half left - just can't tell for sure.
Each application lasts for about 40 miles, less if there's a lot of tarmac gaps on the road. 2 of the above applications
were rescues of vehicles with ordinary road tyres fitted.

As I have mud/snow tyres on (dual terrain or winter tyres) all year round, I only used the applications for the heavest
snow.
 
cooljules said:
nothing.............i dont do xmas!! not religious and its comercialised anyway. told my kids from day 1 no such thing as father xmas etc etc
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You don't need to be religious to celebrate the end of year festival, it's just an excuse for a party.

In any case best evidence suggests Jesus was not born in December, but March and some argue September. They only hijacked the end of year pagan sun worshipping festival in Roman times. That's religion for you!


I like the model camper... the best bit is you can rearrange the inside to make your ideal layout, that's cool. Could have hours of fun with that!
 
I asked the Mrs for a car to tow behind the camper, so that we could use it as a run around. She said, SURE. here are 2 pictures of the so called car on its own and one picture of it being towed. A poor bit of trick photography was needed.

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☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺
 
I hate to think what HER Christmas present is going to be!!! :lol-049:
 
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