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Hymer advice
Hi, I am asking your general advice whether the proposal below sounds viable.
I am new to all these although we went around europe 35-40 yrs ago with a VW westfalia camper.
I am concidering to buy a Hymer 524 (rear fixed bed), LHD, 2004, 50,000mls, 3,900kgs, double floor, large garage etc.
All the paper work are in order, cam belt change recently, etc etc.
It is of Aluminium clad, solid foam sides and roof and has no wood in its construction.
It seems genuine & well looked after and drove it round a small quiet town road & I noticed slight general rattling but, the owner, who had it for 4 years, said on the motorways is quiet. Is this usual for its 8yrs?
The price is around £27,000.
I am 80 & my wife 72 & healthy Thanx ............nick
I am new to all these although we went around europe 35-40 yrs ago with a VW westfalia camper.
I am concidering to buy a Hymer 524 (rear fixed bed), LHD, 2004, 50,000mls, 3,900kgs, double floor, large garage etc.
All the paper work are in order, cam belt change recently, etc etc.
It is of Aluminium clad, solid foam sides and roof and has no wood in its construction.
It seems genuine & well looked after and drove it round a small quiet town road & I noticed slight general rattling but, the owner, who had it for 4 years, said on the motorways is quiet. Is this usual for its 8yrs?
The price is around £27,000.
I am 80 & my wife 72 & healthy Thanx ............nick
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Re: Hymer advice
Think you would be better asking on a Hymer forum or say a general forum such as MH Facts or Fun
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Re: Hymer advice
Hello Nick, as roli has already pointed out this is a dedicated forum for discussion about 'Auto-Sleeper' motorhomes. As this is not the first time you have requested advice on Hymer vehicles, you really would be better off joining a 'General Motorhome' forum that covers all makes of motorhomes rather than this forum which is really only suitable for those considering or already owning an Auto-Sleeper.
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Re: Hymer advice
I think the problem is that many people think "Auto-Sleeper" is another generic name for Motorhome.
I get it quite often on club application forms where people say they own a "Holdsworth Auto-Sleeper" for instance.
Frank
I get it quite often on club application forms where people say they own a "Holdsworth Auto-Sleeper" for instance.
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Re: Hymer advice
I am truly sorry folks,
Two mistakes. One is that my second help request post was meant for another forum & the second that I thought is as the last gentleman said, a M.Home forum.
Tried the Hymer one but, you fill a form, print it, post it & would not look at you if you don't have a Hymer.
W'ill not bothar you again & won't ask what is an AUt.Slpr, ...............nick
Two mistakes. One is that my second help request post was meant for another forum & the second that I thought is as the last gentleman said, a M.Home forum.
Tried the Hymer one but, you fill a form, print it, post it & would not look at you if you don't have a Hymer.
W'ill not bothar you again & won't ask what is an AUt.Slpr, ...............nick
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No worries Nick we all make mistakes, and that is a common one. The only people who don't make mistakes are the ones who don't make anything.nichos wrote:I am truly sorry folks,
Two mistakes. One is that my second help request post was meant for another forum & the second that I thought is as the last gentleman said, a M.Home forum.
And what does that tell you about Hymer owners? they're not like us - we'll talk to anybody You'd meet a better class of people if you bought an Auto-Sleeper.nichos wrote:Tried the Hymer one but, you fill a form, print it, post it & would not look at you if you don't have a Hymer.
W'ill not bothar you again & won't ask what is an AUt.Slpr, ...............nick
Auto_Sleeper is a brand name, like Hymer, Burstner, Bessacar, Auto-Trail, Swift etc.etc.. and I'm sure you would find something you like in their range.
VBR
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Re: Hymer advice
All are welcome here Nick... (with the odd exception ) the point being made is that you are much more likely to get help on forums that cover all makes of motorhomes rather than a specific make of motorhome like in our case Auto-Sleepers, good luck with your search for info anyway
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boxerman wrote:
And what does that tell you about Hymer owners? they're not like us - we'll talk to anybody You'd meet a better class of people if you bought an Auto-Sleeper.
Frank
Like it Frank
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Re: Hymer advice
Yes, I like that too Frank
What is it with 97% of Hymer owners? They do seem a bit aloof! don't they?
Strangely, one of the odd 3% actually waved at us last week, well his wife did
So maybe not all too bad.
What is it with 97% of Hymer owners? They do seem a bit aloof! don't they?
Strangely, one of the odd 3% actually waved at us last week, well his wife did
So maybe not all too bad.
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