Please don't sell your Motorhome

[PhilG]

One of the reasons why we won’t be selling our motorhome in the not to distant future is because the last place on earth you want to visit is the communal toilets in places like motorway services etc. You can’t beat having your own loo and hand washing facilities on board.

This all day long... when people say , on selling 'toilet never used ' i just want to go look , just to ask them 'WHY ????' lol.

 

[PhilG]

It's not all women as you say ... the gullibility of people falling for fashion trends is rife ... I remember well an encounter with our receptionist and noticed his shoes which were badly scuffed etc "Are you gonna polish them?" I asked jokingly to which he replied he'd just bought them and they were meant to be like that!

HAHA.. i did the same to a guy who ripped jeans on.. to be honest , i consider things like that sport, almost. We have a guy at work who has a proper top spec BMW M4 with all the bells and whistles. He has no front number plate on it . I have told him twice now lol.

 

[63720]

Hopefully residual values will actually increase. When this is finally over I can't see masses of people wishing to holiday abroad in package holiday style, for a couple of years. Caravan, camping, motorhome and UK hotel/bed and breakfast holidays would seem to be the replacement , in my opinion. Demand leads price so the value might increase for those who are unfortunately forced to sell, if they can hang on to it for long enough for the market to settle.
Hope for the best plan for the worst.

I believe foreign holidays will be governed by the insurance industry, for those who have it and may not cover treatment for coronavirus or pandemics in general. This will make folks think twice for a year or two especially those in a vulnerable age bracket.

 

[Paddywack]

I’m with others on this... the economy will bounce due to pent up demand. Things should revert to normal within a short space of time. Obviously, some people who were already feeling the pinch before all this, will suffer, no doubt! Down the line... the economy will be front-loaded with all this debt but hopefully, life will go on in the same way. Yes, I have always been an optimist... despite my own share of family disasters! ?

Jesus I hope not.

 

[bigwood]

I really feel sorry for people that are struggling at the moment. We regard our selfs as lucky to be retired, my wife stretched it out until last November in the mental health side of the NHS.
After paying a fortune on our first motorhome in rust repairs and just had minor repairs done to the floor in this one we are not parting with it.
I know it might be a long haul this shutdown but I am determined to ride it out and try and stay healthy ready for the chance to be out and about.
Again our thoughts are with less fortunate than us.

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[RobGriff]

No way

 

[Bigjohneaton]

Well i bought a new to me hymer in February and wzs going to sell myy other one april but no rush sonow have 1 in garden and 1 in storage good job the insurance on both are less than £200 each without any no claaaims on 1and no need to worry about new mot untill its over
Anyone think that our ferry to Spain will be running on 20 August??

 

[wigster]

A piece of string might be 9 inches who knows