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Hi, from Portugal, just joined ,we have done the camping , caravanning and motor homing now looking at the demountable.we can only run one vehicle so it could be the answer.
chris
chris
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Good evening Chris and hi,
What are your needs especially, do you already own a pickup to carry a demountable for example, or is this something to be budgeted for,
We offer a digest of all the UK sales this is the most recent page (so current units for sale)
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=5&start=200
but any questions you can think of that you can't see covered by the group so far, just ask away
What are your needs especially, do you already own a pickup to carry a demountable for example, or is this something to be budgeted for,
We offer a digest of all the UK sales this is the most recent page (so current units for sale)
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=5&start=200
but any questions you can think of that you can't see covered by the group so far, just ask away
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zildjian wrote:Good evening Chris and hi,
What are your needs especially, do you already own a pickup to carry a demountable for example, or is this something to be budgeted for,
We offer a digest of all the UK sales this is the most recent page (so current units for sale)
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=5&start=200
but any questions you can think of that you can't see covered by the group so far, just ask away
No pick up at the moment,they are very expensive here in pt.not sure what model to look for so any advice would be great.
chris
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Well European campers are pretty much standard these days and nearly all designed to fit crew-cab pickups,
the only variations is in length of floor of camper and the bed over the cab is a different length,
Don't know what prices of pickups are like in Portugal of course, but here at least
Mitsubishi, Nissan, Toyota, all seem popular
some combinations require the removal of tailgate in use, as campers may have a water tank or something on the underside in the way.
most will benefit from the addition of air assisted suspension kits on back axle, it doesn't increase weight permitted,
just makes the ride that bit nicer.
Campers typically weigh in between 600-700KG so airbags just level the vehicle back out to its normal position
the only variations is in length of floor of camper and the bed over the cab is a different length,
Don't know what prices of pickups are like in Portugal of course, but here at least
Mitsubishi, Nissan, Toyota, all seem popular
some combinations require the removal of tailgate in use, as campers may have a water tank or something on the underside in the way.
most will benefit from the addition of air assisted suspension kits on back axle, it doesn't increase weight permitted,
just makes the ride that bit nicer.
Campers typically weigh in between 600-700KG so airbags just level the vehicle back out to its normal position
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Hi Chris
The only way to go is with a Land Rover 130 Hicap!!
Below is the link to my trip to Portugal in 2012
http://www.demountablecampergroup.com/v ... 1416#p1416
Welcome to the group
Martin
The only way to go is with a Land Rover 130 Hicap!!
Below is the link to my trip to Portugal in 2012
http://www.demountablecampergroup.com/v ... 1416#p1416
Welcome to the group
Martin
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Hello and Welcome. You've stirred up the hornets nest asking what pickup to go for. Everyone has very different opinions on which is best.
Nissan NP300 Navara Tekna double cab
S.Karosser EC6L-2.0
S.Karosser EC6L-2.0
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Indeed, do you have any likes/dislikes on manufacturers,
and is there an established marque in Portugal you see a lot of ?
For the campers themselves I don't think know of a manufacturer in Portugal, Spain and France, yes and in fact the nearest dealer in France I can think might be down on Spanish side
(well, below Toulouse anyway)
http://www.cellulepickup.fr/index.php/contact (Wilco the owner speaks English)
He also offers these 'Billy's which seem good value and fit anything Prix: € 15.000,00
and is there an established marque in Portugal you see a lot of ?
For the campers themselves I don't think know of a manufacturer in Portugal, Spain and France, yes and in fact the nearest dealer in France I can think might be down on Spanish side
(well, below Toulouse anyway)
http://www.cellulepickup.fr/index.php/contact (Wilco the owner speaks English)
He also offers these 'Billy's which seem good value and fit anything Prix: € 15.000,00
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Check out the Nomad evasion camper I just put up on the for sale thread,
comes complete with vehicle and ready to go, on sale in France now
http://www.leboncoin.fr/caravaning/7630 ... tm?ca=17_s
comes complete with vehicle and ready to go, on sale in France now
http://www.leboncoin.fr/caravaning/7630 ... tm?ca=17_s
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Ready for use that one isnt it not a bad price either
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All very interesting, no one seems to mention mpg ? . I guess its something to put up with.
any body know any makers that supply just a shell for home fit out ?
chris
any body know any makers that supply just a shell for home fit out ?
chris