Ford V8 Ex-Ambulance

Hi Mike,

I think that most places you go some will be tight on parking space and others won't. I would recommend you not use that criteria to make a decision on whether you should have a motor home or tow a caravan.

My brother has a motor home and I have a caravan and each have their strengths and weaknesses.

Several replies on your previous post, I think, suggested that they have gone back to a caravan for various reasons and others said they had gone to a motor home for various reasons. From what I saw the replies were on the money so I would base my decision on something along those lines.

My van is about 19.5 outside and a couple of van park spaces were a bit small for my liking, A frame projecting onto roadway, and would certainly have been a bit small for all but the smaller motor homes. Most 6 cyl cars are about 18 feet in length so that is not much space.

Hopefully some others will come along and give you their thoughts also from both sides of the fence so to speak.

Cheers, Bruce.

Mike do yourself a favour and test drive a Sprinter ex ambulance, Even if you hate them just drive one you will be amazed. Eric.

G /DAY ONE MORE, WE OWEND A COASTER FOR A FEW YEARS ,RE BUILT IT , NEW DIESEL ,TOILET AND SHOWER IT WAS A NICE RIG DROVE IT A ROUND AUS IT WAS GREAT , BUT NEADED SMALL TRANSPORT CAR WHEN WE GOT TO MAJER CENTERS , SO WE MADE A TRAILER AND BOUGHT A SUZI 4WD, BUT THEN FOUND WHEN WE WERE INN CVPS WE UNLOADED THE SUZI AND WE STILL HAD THE BUS AND THE TRAILER TO LEAVE AT THE PARK , SOME PARKS HAD STORAGE FOR THE TRAILER AT A CHARGE BUT SOME DIT NOT SO IT BECAME A PAIN , AFTER SOME PERSAVERANCE WE DECEIDED TO SELL THE HOLE SET UP AND BY A VAN WITH TOILET AND SHOWER FOR US IT WAS THE BEST WAY TO GO , YOUR NEEDS AND WANTS MAY BE DIFERANT. CHEERS HARRY.