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UPDATE - Gone and pulled the trigger on an old lady named HELGA the Hymer B544!
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Hymer B544

Ready for sale in April 2025
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The age and mileage were initially an issue for us but the layout and size was exactly what we are wanted. Cosmetically she is okay for a 23 year old but the spec, OMG! can live like at home off grid all year ! I got a feeling there and then enough to get up at 3am to meet the owner at dawn the next day to meet the owner before any one else could view it. Fair play to the owner to agree to this on a bank holiday weekend. Within seconds I had come to the conclusion that the owner Dawsey (late of this parish's threads) is a top bloke of high intellect who has ingeniously created a rare solution to upgrade his 2002 B544 into a full timer MOHO. That ideal diode was very clever. He should really write a book, but can't sit still enough I expect. He patiently took me through the operation of all systems explaining why and how they function. His reasoning for the choice of shower head was hilarious! We wish him and his lady well in their new venture in Cumbria and can't wait to return to their planned glamping/aire/spa business in the near future.

I'm under no illusions that she will have bits break at her age and I'm confident that with Dawsey on the end of the phone and this communities guidance, we can keep HELGA going for a decent while yet. I hope to learn quickly. Collecting this week. Exciting times!
Regards
Mike & Zee
 
and It begins:
Would be most grateful for your experienced recommendations for these:

Are there specialist Hymer insurers/brokers you can or should I use comparison websites?

Where do you source replacement parts / trim from? Is it ebay? Does anybody know of useful breakers yards ?

Anyone know a solution for the yellowing of the white interior plastics that I assume are common on 2002 interior plastics? Could they be painted over?

Need a lower front bumper trim repairing in the Midlands?

Got a few days of Hols left keen to get started.
Cheers

M&Z
 
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Anyone know a solution for the yellowing of the white interior plastics that I assume are common on 2002 interior plastics? Could they be painted over?

Need a lower front bumper trim repairing in the Midlands?
Congratulations on your choice, it looks a great motorhome.

I painted much of the yellowing plastic with rattle cans on my Hymer with some success. Prep is the key and use primer / top coat. I chose an Ivory color as white wouldn't have looked right.
Four / five years later it's still looking great.
A body shop should be able to help with the bumper or diy, not difficult as it shouldn't be that noticable needing a professional finish ?
Happy travels 👍
 

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