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Subject Topic: autosleeper monocoque coachbuilts Post Reply Post New Topic
17/10/2007 at 11:32am
 Location: None Entered
 Outfit: talbot express autohomes avalon
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I am looking to purchase a motorhome up to Ģ6500 pounds  and have noticed a number of autosleeper monocoque  coachbuilts for sale,have any members owned one or still do and are they as leak free and superior compared to  the more usual seamed coachbuilts as the sellers claim.



17/10/2007 at 7:30pm
 Location: stoke on trent staffs
 Outfit: Globecar Campscout 636
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I have a 2005 autosleepers VW Gatcombe2500tdi,it's brilliant we have owned it for 18months now ,used most weekends. We have had no leaks whatsoever.If you decide to buy an older model, check for damp around the windows as I have read somewhere that this is the place to get leaks due to perished rubber window seals.

Good luck with your search.

John.

Ps would I buy another autosleeper, YES.



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17/10/2007 at 9:22pm
 Location: ery
 Outfit: V-dub Camper OK!!
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suggest you check out the autoleepers owners site - not sure of the address but google should find it ok

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18/10/2007 at 1:59pm
 Location: stourport-on-severn worcestershire
 Outfit: VW T4 Autosleeper Clubman GL
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We love ours and when we compare it to other vans of the same sort of size and newer we realise how good it really is. They are well built, everlasting(if you look after them)well insulated and the perfect size for car parks and small country lanes. Good luck in your quest, it will be the best thing you have ever spent Ģ6500 on. Ours is 10 years old and is damp tested every year with it`s habitation check and has proven to be as leak and damp free.

Paul & Rachelle

www.auto-sleeper.co.uk



18/10/2007 at 2:44pm
 Location: Market Harborough
 Outfit: Hymer B534
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We looked long and hard at the Autosleeper monocoques, and would have gone for one they did one in the layout that we were after, unfortunatley they didn't so we ended up with the Hymer A-Class

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18/10/2007 at 4:11pm
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 Outfit: talbot express autohomes avalon
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Cheers all for your opinions, they certainly sound a  good buy,its now just a matter of tracking one down i would prefer a diesel,i am also open to other conversions but the monocoque appeals to me as ihave owned much older vans with the dreaded water leaks which are bound to happen over time ,they  appear to be a sound proposition.

 




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