My new forever motorhome

Driverdave

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Just bought this one image.pngimage.pngimage.pngimage.pngimage.jpgimage.png.

This is the start of our new life can't wait to get on the road
 
Good luck !

You can have a free pitch near our cottage .

We'll have to cut down a few trees and straighten out a couple of bends in the lane ...... And knock down the house next door.

Better give us a couple of weeks notice .:)
 
Very nice!! What size Daf is it? I'm looking at getting one to convert in the new year,been looking at 45/150 or 160.
 
Very nice for full timing but imho totally unpractical for visiting most places I frequent like Cumbrian villages, northern Scotland, and virtually anywhere in the uk for that matter.
 
It's a race transporter, used for the likes of motocross etc. Nothing wrong with that, just a tad on the large side.
 
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It's a Renault Midlum 5 litre 7.5 tonnes the overhang won't bother me I'm an HGV driver and it was purpose built as a motorhome and the garage was built to take a trike or smart car and we love it
 
Looks great more picks please, is it built by a commercial builder or just someone that is very good at there job, we are moving up to 7.5 this year and are gathering information, never thought about the Renault just been looking at iveko really, thanks in anticipation andy oooh I see your just down the road in Warminster might arrange for a coffee date and a nosy around your cracking van ��
 
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Nice looking MH, you`ll be fine in the north of scotland with your driving experience, some folk think they collect the refuse bins with wheel barrows up here. Not that it looks like a refuse truck, enjoy your travels.
 
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Looks great more picks please, is it built by a commercial builder or just someone that is very good at there job, we are moving up to 7.5 this year and are gathering information, never thought about the Renault just been looking at iveko really, thanks in anticipation andy oooh I see your just down the road in Warminster might arrange for a coffee date and a nosy around your cracking van ��

Thanks it was built by Tomlin leisure in Northern Ireland for its previous owner on the Renault Midlum chassis in 2010 and has 12,500 miles on the clock this is our third 7.5 and each one has got bigger and better and you would be welcome to have a nosy and coffee message me driverdave1@icloud .com we'd be happy to see you
 
Very nice for full timing but imho totally unpractical for visiting most places I frequent like Cumbrian villages, northern Scotland, and virtually anywhere in the uk for that matter.

I'm an HGV driver and take a bigger ridgids than this on to farms all over the UK and Ireland both northern and southern without problems horses for courses as they say lol
 
I'm an HGV driver and take a bigger ridgids than this on to farms all over the UK and Ireland both northern and southern without problems horses for courses as they say lol

I also drive rigids,take them down country lanes with mirrors touching the hedgerows on both sides,and I go into most campsites in East Dorset and the New Forest. People don't seem to realise it makes no difference if you're driving an HGV or a mini,if the road is too narrow then one party will have to reverse,and its often easier in a truck with better rear vision,cameras etc.
 
That's a big machine, get the car onboard. Only problem with a van that big is my mother-in-law might want to join in!!!
 
wait for the dithering car driver:banana::cry:

I have trouble going forwards let alone going backwards.

I must say in comparison to where I live going down the narrow lanes in west wales was a pleasure, where I live they want to stab you, in west wales its all smiles and happy waves :wave:
 
What a lovely van! And its definitely bigger than my flat. More pics please!
 

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