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  • 25-11-2012 2:13am
    #1
    delthedriver
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    Considering buying a Motorhome to escape the misery in Ireland during winter months. With such a large range of units for sale, not sure where to start. Perhaps some of the seasoned Motorhomers may have some ideas please.


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  • #2
    niloc1951
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    Having toured and lived for periods of up to five months in my motorhome there are four basic requirement in my opinion.
    • A permanent bed of some type.
    • A living area with seating suitable for lounging, not dinette type.
    • A toilet area with separate shower, so that the toilet/washbasin area stays dry when the shower is being used.
    • A kitchen area with an oven, you can't live long-term out of a saucepan.

    Other than the above it's whatever takes your fancy


  • #3
    [Deleted User]
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    • Enough space to dance


  • #4
    sunchaser
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 167 ✭✭sunchaser


    niloc1951 wrote: »
    Having toured and lived for periods of up to five months in my motorhome there are four basic requirement in my opinion.
    • A permanent bed of some type.
    • A living area with seating suitable for lounging, not dinette type.
    • A toilet area with separate shower, so that the toilet/washbasin area stays dry when the shower is being used.
    • A kitchen area with an oven, you can't live long-term out of a saucepan.
    Other than the above it's whatever takes your fancy


    Having owned a motorhome for over 30 years I would agree with Niloc 1951 got it in One.


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