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5/6 weeks ago I bought a MH that the previous owner had only had it for a couple of months which seemed curious to me, anyway I found that the lay out didn’t suit us (to many beds and not enough seats) so I’m chopping it in for a new one, I was just wondering how often you change your MHs

Tony

First one 6 weeks, just bought it to see if we liked motorhomes. This one was well researched & we have had it for a year now, still can't find anything more suited to our needs.

Mark

Quote: Originally posted by missElaineous on 12/09/2005

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Mines homemade and will keep it till it rots like the last one..........  it pays for itself in cheap holidays.

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Same here - we've had it a year and plan to keep it for about another 4 years.  It's a home conversion (not by us) but has the layout that suits us.

Nora

Hi,

I think it depends on what you want. I would hate to get into the 'fashionable' mode where you feel you have to because yours is outdated.

My wife is constantly updating the house to such an extent that I frequently think I have wandered into someone else's home.

Whther your MH is a forty year old classic or a £100,000 a class, if you like it thats all that matters.

Bill

Hired 2 over 12 months, different layouts. Bought Hi-Top Minuet, little dream, too small. Six months later bought entry level coachbuilt to take grand daughter with us. One year later decided layout and equipment not right so now we have another. Same make, different layout. Guess what. I still wished I had done my own conversion like so many others have done.

Don