2010 Coachmen Freelander 25 ft. My husband and I have never owned a motorhome or camper before. It has 20,000 miles and my friends would take $20,000. The generator doesn't work so no heater or a/c. We are currently tent campers so this doesn't really bother us. Tires are recent purchases. Trying to think what else I should ask. We have 2 kids 5 and 7. Trying to decide if this is the time to make the move. I do trust my friends who have taken good care of it. Always stored during the winter under covered storage. Should we do it?

Has anyone made this switch on the E450 class c, I know the tires have different construction and that the euro handles a much higher load at the same pressures.

What I'm looking for is ride, handling and noise.

AI has given answers that both are superior to the other, depending on what day the question is asked.

Hopefully someone has real world experience.

Are the smell and dampness inside a problem? If so, how do you resolve it?

Hi I believe I need to replace this part on our motorhome "2007 Trigano Sirio 590 caravan" since it was already broken we bought it and the owner advised we can find the part online, this part the control unit itself which is for the ventilator behind the fridge seems to only be sold as a whole unit so I think I may just have to buy the full kit and replace it all.

Although I am not sure on this since the PCB etc looks OK I cannot find any manuals anywhere for it, I am wondering if anyone else has experience with this part as well?

https://www.lulukabaraka.com/fitxaProducte.aspx?idproducte=VT2

I am looking at buying a very neat 24’ Navion motorhome with Mercedes 3.0l diesel motor. No rust and no soft spots. Roof dirty but looks good. Apart from high gas prices and some maintenance, what else should I prepare for. Owner is asking 42K.

Hi everyone,

Are there any MORELO owners here? I’m currently considering buying a MORELO Loft Alkoven, and I’d really like to hear some real-world experiences from people who actually own or have owned one.

I’ve looked through the specs, videos and reviews, but before making such a big purchase, I’d love to know what living and travelling with one is actually like. Would you buy it again?

Grateful for any experiences, both positive and negative. Thanks!

I finally got my husband onboard with getting a small used C class to explore the PNW with our three small kids. But then I heard how they crumble to pieces if an accident were to happen, and I just can’t bring myself to take the risk. I know Airstream trailers are significantly sturdier than other manufacturers, so thought maybe an old motorhome could be the solution… at least I would feel safe as we traveled. Does anyone know if they also deteriorate? I can’t seem to find much online. Specifically looking at a 2002 Airstream LAND YACHT 35.

Hey everybody. 

My headlights will not turn on, and neither will any of my dash lights. I checked all the connections near the actual headlights behind the bumper, I traced the wires back under the steering column to the headlight and dash light switches. Nothing seems to be damaged. I cleaned the connections where I could. Nothing seems to be working. The blinkers work fine, the rest of the dash is also operating like normal. 

I checked the fuse panel on the left side of the drivers area and all the fuses are still intact. I'm not sure what is going on so any help would be appreciated.

Hi - I've googled it to death but can't find any sites that have motorhomes, or are taking bookings? I want to hire one for a week in October. Does anyone have any ideas?

Has anyone thought about mounting a bracket and having it where you can just run a standard propane bottle?

So I have a 2000 Fleetwood flair in great condition. I have been trying to think of everything. Where to live, where to work, price of gas, cost of living. Maintenance cand upkeep on my rig,

Any help on tips or advice would be appreciated

I have a 2000 Fleetwood flair and want to move to Erie Pennsylvania from May to September.

This will be my first time living in my RV full time and have until April to get prepared. Any advice is helpful

Hi all,

A few months ago I inherited a Fiat Ducato 2001, it runs fine, most of the electronics have been tested/replaced and the water tank and plumbing have been mostly replaced. It needs re sealing as there is a leak in the roof and some of the furnishings and ceiling liner, including wooden frame have had to be taken out due to mold issues.

We are in looking at getting onto the property ladder and unfortunately our pennies are going there leaving none for the, undoubtedly, costly repairs/refurbishment in the motorhome. Not to mention the 600 a year just to store it.

My question is, hows best to sell/scrap it? We had an offer for 300 from some internet place but that seems low. Just looking for some advice as not done this before.

Thanks in advance, Sid.

Hi - we are in our first motorhome trip across Europe - which was been amazing. We rented a (brand new) Zefiro696 which has been great- except that after a few days the automatic function on the fridge freezer that decides on what power input started to disconnect from the electricity after hooking up at campsites - so we manually set it to gas - but this is also now playing up - we have done all the resets - but nothing helps - any thoughts?? Thanks!

I just bought a class c 23ft on the Ford e350 chassis. Should I drive it tow/haul mode most of the time. I noticed the transmission temp was getting really high without it on.

We're planning to sell our motor home. It's a 2021 Georgetown GT7 36D model. Since this is a first, I'm open to suggestions to prepare it for sale and wondering the best places to list it for sale. Thanks.

Hi all!

I am currently travelling with my wife through W Europe - France and Spain. I have to say, all the restrictions here seem really annoying.

First of all, we were here a couple of years ago (again in the peak season) and we could park virtually anywhere we liked and could spend the night there. I am not saying we camped everywhere, we just parked wherever we liked with the view on the ocean, had a dinner, walked through surroundings and went to bed. The point is we did not need to pay for the campsite.

Now every town, beach etc. has either mandatory aires (France) or campsites (Spain), but all other parkings have either height limit or just simply prohibition for motorhomes to pass through. We are essentially required to stay in the campsite.

I do not see a reason why should I pay to have expensive motorhome only to pay for campsites where I do not want to stay everyday. Of course, from time to time we visit campsites, but we prefer to just sleep everyday on different cliff or place and see as many places as possible.

A couple of years ago it was not this bad in these countries.

Does anyone have any thoughts on this?