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New member reporting in.
Hi folks, I'm a new member who's recently bought a year 2000 Executive & I'm loving it. I'm not new to motorhomes, my father built motorhomes when I was a nipper in the early 60s. I'm a retired Paramedic & looking forward to touring the UK in our Auto-Sleeper. Only thing I'm struggling with is the sort of agricultural driving experience of the Peugeot Boxer. Its a bit like straying back to the dark ages compared to the Sprinter that I still own.
I'd describe it as characterful rather than unpleasant.
Anyway I'm hoping to contribute knowledge & in particular extract knowledge from other forum members.
I'd describe it as characterful rather than unpleasant.
Anyway I'm hoping to contribute knowledge & in particular extract knowledge from other forum members.
Ambulancekidd- Member
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Posts : 5
Joined : 2017-03-25
Member Age : 64
Location : Dalmellington East Ayrshire
Auto-Sleeper Model : Executive
Vehicle Year : Vehicle
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Welcome from Rowntree Park York (on tour).
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Paulmold- Donator
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Posts : 26685
Joined : 2011-02-21
Member Age : 73
Location : North East Wales
Auto-Sleeper Model : Sussex Duo
Vehicle Year : 2010
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Welcome to the forum from Warrington
Can understand your comments on the Boxer. We used to have a 2.5td year 2000 Executive and whilst you trust it to take you anywhere you had to use the gearbox a lot for climbing.
What a difference when we changed it to the Windsor 2.4td Ford bigger van but boy, foot on the accelerator and it was off, just like a car.
Can understand your comments on the Boxer. We used to have a 2.5td year 2000 Executive and whilst you trust it to take you anywhere you had to use the gearbox a lot for climbing.
What a difference when we changed it to the Windsor 2.4td Ford bigger van but boy, foot on the accelerator and it was off, just like a car.
roli- Moderator
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Posts : 9700
Joined : 2011-03-04
Location : Warrington
Auto-Sleeper Model : Warwick Duo
Vehicle Year : 2016
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Hi and welcome to the forum from a cool and foggy morning in Bridlington .
Boaby (Expats A&Bute)
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burlingtonboaby- Donator
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Posts : 14530
Joined : 2011-11-15
Member Age : 75
Location : Bridlington
Auto-Sleeper Model : Devon Firefly
Vehicle Year : 2018
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Hello & welcome from S/Yorks.
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modelman- Donator
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Posts : 5313
Joined : 2011-09-16
Member Age : 78
Location : Barnsley,S/Yorks
Auto-Sleeper Model : Amethyst
Vehicle Year : 2003
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Hi and welcome to the forum from Leicestershire .
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Ramblers- Member
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Posts : 894
Joined : 2014-11-17
Member Age : 81
Location : Melton Mowbray
Auto-Sleeper Model : Symbol
Vehicle Year : 2011
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Hello and welcome to this most friendly and informative forum. We appear to have shared the same NHS employment experience.
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Paramedic- Member
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Posts : 2487
Joined : 2016-01-27
Member Age : 77
Location : Chichester West Sussex
Auto-Sleeper Model : Broadway FB
Vehicle Year : 2013
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Hello and welcome from Ayrshire too
StewPotch- Donator
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Posts : 309
Joined : 2016-07-31
Member Age : 62
Location : Ayrshire
Auto-Sleeper Model : Ex Fairford
Vehicle Year : 2016
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