bobandjanie
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If you have a factory tour, you will see the amount of people working on a motorhome, all the furniture is built and placed on the floor section the plumbing/ electrics is all done before the body is glued on, all the body panels are pre cut , very different building a panel van they work from inside a small space.Not sure how that differs much from a coach built? One comes with a rigid integral box and the other has the box added with all the inherent problems that presents. Thereafter it’s the same process.
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I don't think it's down to space, we went from an a class eura mobil that had loads of space and a big garage full of stuff we never used.That's what we thought and had 3, but I have to say that having a compact Carthago which is only slightly wider and longer but with loads more space, storage, and to be honest comfort, I'd need a hell of a lot of convincing to go back to a PVC.
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Janie has driven many vehicles over the years towing trailers / caravans, and I had 44t articulated trucks, so no problem with how big they are,
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It's down to personal choice what motorhome we have and how we use them.
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