European motorhomes.

[Rds559]

As anyone got a European manufacturer do a motorhome 2 or 4 berth with only 2 travel seats.
Or do you of any European manufacturers do only 2 seats.
Also I see a lot of European motorhome don’t have ovens.
Thank you

 

[Krumpli]

We made a Christmas dinner for 8 people with our gas oven. Much better than those 3-rings on Continentals. And electric ovens mean you have to be on hookup.

 

[Rds559]

Bailey Autograph 75-2 hob 3 gas 1 electric oven and grill and they say they can do better without this lot

 

[Rds559]

This is open we are looking for in a European can

 

[SSILVO]

Swift Bessacar 442 is 2 seat belts only and lock away table giving a lot of space

hope you find what you're looking for

steve

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[Rds559]

Thank you, I would like one like this open in a European van on Spanish plates

 

[Captain Birdseye]

My gas oven works perfectly well, doesn't heat everything up??

so does ours

 

[Rumour and Innuendo]

We want a van with no extras travel seats and no fixed table to give us more room.
As for oven how do you do your roast, it would be hard to be without one

OK, if you are full time I get it. But if you are on holiday, you have to have a roast dinner? I love a good roast, but on holiday I have many more things to do that sit around the van for an hour or so peeling potatoes, chopping veg (no freezer) and preparing the meat. Then having to be there while it cooks. Total waste of a morning for me. (I do the cooking) Then all that clearing up after, the smell in the van. Each to their own I suppose, but if my lady can live without a roast, I don't do one. (But we will find a pub or carvery if in the UK and fancy one)

 

[Rumour and Innuendo]

so does ours

Ours works OK, but it makes the van too hot and takes a while to cool down, especially in hot weather. In the winter it is OK, but why carry an oven around when it is not used? Outside in the summer and inside with an electric pan in the winter. No electric? Get a portable gas oven. Take it with you on winter trips.

 

[SSILVO]

Bessacarr 442 is on Italian ducato chassis is Italian lwb ,and built by swift in the UK which the last time I looked was along with Russia a European country. And appears to have the layout/spec you are looking for ,good luck finding one though.

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[olley]

Oven never used one in all the Motorhomes we have had since 1978, microwave is our essential item, just got to get the oven out of the Autocruise and put a microwave in its place. Wife has been using an Aldi clamshell type pizza cooker for doing no end of stuff, does a full English lovely, even cooked a pie, squashed it down a bit but tasted fine.

 

[Rds559]

I’m look at lay outs in European vans so I can buy in Spain.

 

[Blaydon]

We would always have an oven if possible. Ready meals, etc. And.... it is a really good way to wind up others on a cold day if you cook pizza at a race meeting! They sit in their cars with their thermos and cold sandwiches and we have the heating turned up, the kettle on and the pies crisping.

We have a small 'Letter box oven in our Liaka. It is good enough for two so that's fine. When not in use - it is a great place to keep a special flan or cake from the hypermarket as a treat on the first evening on holiday.

 

[BouncyBoatFolk]

... so when you go to a CL/CS or a rally at either of them or in a farmer's field with a tap and an elsan emptying point (or on an aire de camping cars with no EHU) you're stuffed, unless you spend more money on an inverter, more hab battery power or a generator.

Each to their own - of course using an oven heats a moho up - it heats the kitchen up at home too so how on earth wouldn't it? You just open every orifice in the van whilst baking a couple of dozen scones for afternoon tea for yourself and 30 other Brits on a rally in France. (Only trouble was no clotted cream, only the spray sort, on top of the jam!)

Kernow style cream tea, and of course completely wrong and ruined. As a "Dumpling" I know it's t'other way round, jam over clotted cream, "proper job"
Mike.