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Hi PaulGood reports Martin, interested in the body panel and assembly work which you say is the same between Concorde and Morelo, which makes sense as Morelo started with former Concorde staff. 2 sheets of aluminium between insulation, are they then heat pressed together or something?
How does this differ to Hymer and Niesmann&Bischoff body panel construction?
Hi Paul
Yes double sided aluminium onto Blue styrofoam with hard PU edges, pressed and heated Morelo have the largest press in European motorhome manufacturing and were making a 12 metre garage Empite liner for a Lamborghini. As I said Concorde don’t use fibreglass for roof or road floor surfaces they say it is too brittle, Morelo say they use it because they have seen corrosion between alloy floors and chassis rails.
Martin
Hi MichaelThanks Martin, good to hear that the dark wood will be standard as we had wanted this to contrast to our other interior selections, however the Oak colour you are showing needs to be seen in the flesh and in a whole van and may be tempting. The roof awning a la the Empire had already been revealed to us when I said I wanted one to compare with my Flair. However their implementation with front and rear cowels to hide it are great. All much better than stuck on the side like an agricultural branch trimming attachment. They only need to get rid of the submarine hatches and they have a smart exterior. ( I know why don't I just buy an Empire)
Interesting that they anticipate display at Dusseldorf as I had been told its first showing would be Stuttgart, so fingers crossed my delivery will be advanced?
Hi PaulHow would you compare the body construction to Niesmann or Hymer Martin.
Our 2005 Concorde has an ally rear panel but they also changed to fibreglass a few years later and I read on the German Concorde forum that they had a bad batch of fibreglass panels around 2010 and a lot cracked.
Hi @Southdowners
If you come to Morelo you will see one in a van and talk to the guy supplying them, it’s not the factory but a trader.
Martin
Exactly, and they do a dark tan which picks out part of the grain in the dark wood, as a bi-colour with a cream inset (limited to avoid looking crap after 2 weeks) then white cupboards and you have a classy feel in my opinion. They do not seem to handle the slide concept well with the architrave around it in stark white, and the table not really configured to move with the slide.Hi Michael
You are right about seeing that sample as a whole van, we would also be tempted by the dark as it goes nicely with the chrome handles and light kitchen work surface, I get the impression you don’t like the hatches
Martin
Not sure we even went into a slide but thats not what we are looking for so possibly wouldn't have given it the critics eye. The bi-colour looked quite nice in one of the vans with cream in the centre and cafe outside.Exactly, and they do a dark tan which picks out part of the grain in the dark wood, as a bi-colour with a cream inset (limited to avoid looking crap after 2 weeks) then white cupboards and you have a classy feel in my opinion. They do not seem to handle the slide concept well with the architrave around it in stark white, and the table not really configured to move with the slide.
Jen looks whacked!
50K... I'd be whacked too - that's a long way! You both must be pretty fit.
I see that you have a Charisma next to you. Is it someone from the Concorde get together?
Thank you Martin, If we accept the garage install it may be interesting, what size Morelo was the one you saw with it in the garage? Jost use a poorer picture than your one on their web site but you can see its the same van.
Hi MichaelThank you Martin, If we accept the garage install it may be interesting, what size Morelo was the one you saw with it in the garage? Jost use a poorer picture than your one on their web site but you can see its the same van.
We are on a campsite without data and slow WiFi but might try some more from Rothenburg later, I said she could knit me a “willy warmer” she said “that won’t take long”Rothenburg is a nice Medieval City.
I had a girlfriend who lived there and we went to New Year Midnight Mass in the Cathedral.
We visited it with the MH a couple of years ago. Quite easy to park just outside the city walls and just a short walk into the city.
Keep the pics coming please Martin.
What is Jen knitting you for Christmas?
Geoff
Sorry that is all I had, ‘twas only a retail showroom really.