Definitely McDonald's. 😊

Been loving your videos on motorhome searching, we are in the same boat at the moment weve been rally camping with a caravan for years and have a buccaneer Aruba but looking to swap just like you guys and we have 2 kids but a boy and a girl and at the moment its the scout that is our choice for the room and storage...... Good luck ...

Going to unsubscribe for a while as the vlogs are a bit 'same old-same old' now. We thought you had found what you were after a few weeks backand was looking forward to seeing you all get going. Good luck with the search hope you find something soon

Unsubscribe, your breathing is annoying

Thought you had decided on the van layout , you will only confuse yourself, always amazed at vans that sleep more than you can travel with , there are only 2 of us so not an issue , but feel for you guys , great vans but what about the kids !

Was watching music drove me mad stop watching😮

Did you buy out? Looked good

Enjoyed that , gives a good insight as to what it's all about and what to expect, we shall make the effort and visit one of these shows , love the big stuff , think it would cost a few quid , lots to buy 🫣 , thanks for taking the time to do it

Do not buy poorly made British rubbish 🙁

Yes a garage is great and your comment of "You can get loads in them" made me laugh. You are still restricted by the weight you can carry and that weight needs to be evenly distributed about the motorhome. Filling the garage with all your stuff makes the motorhome over weight on the rear axle.

Depends how you holiday I guess. I tend to travel around more than stay in one place so a motorhome / campervan makes more sense. If you tend to stay on a site for days/weeks then a caravan is more suitable.

Morning just started watching you blogs but one thing l say we bought our motor home 2 years ok with auto gree box not a nine speed one you should not say there no good as we had many motor homes no porblems with gree box's it was wrong for that Rich to say to your husband as there's alot of people bought motor homes not new ones out there and we love them sory but we think uour wrong in saying that to hope you do find yours for you x

The drivers seat looks like it is as far back as it will go , would be an issuefor some , it's a big van mind , lots of space

I notice that the cover for the water inlet on the offside is missing.

That motorhome company has not got a good writer at all loads of people put lots of complaints on the forums about this dealership. Just be careful if you’re considering buying.

For 3 or 4 days off grid you most certainly don’t need solar and lithium. A pair of decent 120amp leisure batteries will be plenty. Don’t get dragged into the ‘must have solar’ thought. We can do 7 nights without issue. Regarding the choice of motorhome, if you’re thinking of winter use then fully winterised unit is a must. We have a Burstner 6 wheeler and they are superb to drive and they feel very planted on the road but they are expensive on the toll roads in Europe.

Have a look at the Benimar mileo 282 I think with what you say you will like this layout

I know I would have come away with lots of things I don't actually need , thanks for the tour , looks like a good day out , hope you get all sorted soon and get that motorhome

You need a Swift Kon-tiki 596!

You said your caravan fell apart could you change your spots and maybe look after things better !

Nice! Looking forward to it

Nice tour- way over my budget but I can dream.

The Rucks have never had a Kontiki. I think you might be thinking of the Roaming Radfords but they didn’t have this layout and they had a tag axle.

Massive thumbs for SMC and Gavin is the man - I've had nothing but brilliant dealings with them for the last 9 years and 3 motorhomes

Like your end comments. Bit of a dilemma isn’t it. So many motorhomes to look around as well. One comment that you’ve said in this and other videos is caravan or motorhome. In my opinion both have a place. A caravan is for making a base for a while whereas a motorhome is for going from place and perhaps only staying for one or two days. Motorhomes have quite a few disadvantages eg calling in at a supermarket or tourist venue. A large garage is a must especially if you have a drive away air awning. Trust me there is a perfect motorhome out there - you just haven’t found it!

falling apart....??? 8 years...???......my motorhome is 23 years old, runs great, everything still works....🤗😁

You need to buy secondhand for your first van and spend a couple of years with it, then if you still want to throw away thousands then buy new

You need to stop calling them caravans they are motorhomes

Do not buy badly made British rubbish you will regret it

We definately benefited from hiring our first ever moho.... We went for a rollerteam 747 but didn't get on with the drop down bed as it closed a lot of the van off when it was down. We know we wanted a rear lounge and nothing was going to pursuade us from that. We went for a rollerteam 746 with overcab bed which we love (have a look at them from 2020 onwards. Very smart machine). The only downside of an overcab bed is in France you have to pay class 3 on the tolls for anything above 3m high and they've got laser cameras to confirm so difficult to argue with them otherwise. Good luck in your search but you deffo need to look at the rollerteam 746 👍👍

We met you guys at the show, learnt a lot much appreciated. Hope to see you at a DA sometime. Paul

Please provide more information when walking around, too much silence.

Loving your channel ❤ would you post out stickers or not

Have you thought about carrying a power bank with you, so that you can charge while filming

Is there a site you use to find rallies and shows. 😊

Love my 9-Speed Auto Ducato, just be wary of the problematic Comfortmatic gearbox just ask about extending your warranty to leadt 3 year's, worth £500 extra to save £1,000's on repairs. Also check the dealer service history, i.e. Cambelts, gearbox servicing and readaption before committing 🤷‍♂️ Good luck on your hunt 🙏 Regards Sam - Cannock Staffs . . .

We had same issues and ended up going for the kon tiki 675 high - turned out to be a great choice. You can still use the lounge when the kids don't want to get up as the over cab bed is quite high, the lounge / dining area is big enough to cater for bad weather ( 8 people will fit in comfortably!), the bathroom is a good size and has privacy doors on the kitchen and bedroom side, the rear bedroom has 2 single beds that can be converted into a huge double if you prefer and the bonus is the massive garage which easily swallows up bikes, chairs, table, BBQ and even an extra fridge for my beer. We usually do rallies and have driven it on a month long trip through France, Italy and Spain with no issues. There is a 2019 one available on flea bay if you want a look at some photos

Hi guys have you considered a Bailey Adamo dual lounge MH it has front and rear lounge both with drop down beds above and a garage. The compromise is the bathroom which is a combined wet room affair. Looking forward to seeing what you finally choose

More bang for your bucks with a caravan. At least you can leave the caravan on site and drive around in your tow vehicle.

Your better saving your money and getting an A Class German build. Something like a Niessmann Bischoff. Come with huge garage and you can get some lovely ones with under 50k miles on for £25k to £35k.

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Take a look at the swift kontiki 650 high style lay out

We have a Rimor with 2 drop down beds and it has a garage under the rear lounge. We can certainly recommend them and the dealer M&C in Hull as well.

I know it’s a distance for u guys but I just drove past south Herefordshire motorhomes this morning…. They’ve got loads of kontikis on there forecourt…. Happy hunting

go for fixed rear bed layout/front bed and you won't regret, garage space is often undervalues and not needing to make up beds every day is great especially if you plan on touring.

Don’t underestimate how useful a garage is under a fixed bed you will be surprised how much you use it 4 people travelling with no garage to store 4 chairs a large table bbq even bikes. I had a van no garage and would never go back to a van with out one or a fixed bed look ar Adria matrix layouts 😀

Buy one local as you will be taking it back for service warranty work.

Glad you have decided to look post 2016, that way any future sale will always be compliant and will not be pushed back by age.. When we first started looking for a Mh back in 2008 a bit of advice given to us. Sit down and between you all set out your main MUSTS. Then add Nice to Have and then list Nos. Then apply that to the layout of the van as Must Nice and No. Once you have worked out what your settled van layout and spec looks like sit down on the web and look at a list of manufacturers Select one and look at all thier respective layouts that they offer and then you have identified a specific model number. that fits your wants and needs Many manufacturers over the years have the same layouts model numbers but just upgrade the finish and on board toys so that particular model will probably go back a number of years to 2016. At the end of the research you will have a list of targeted models that fits your wants. That way it is then a case of searching the stock of dealers through the Uk for your desired van models. That will save countless hours time and money visiting dealers who may not have anything that is on your want list. Also contact the dealers giving your details and tell them what model you are looking for. Any decent salesman will have you on file and when a particular model is traded in he knows to give you a call.