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02/10/2005 at 12:07pm
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Hi Chris, mine came from Deepcar as well. Mine was LHD and came from the Blackforest area of Germany (dealer plate)I had a B584, RHD before 1998, but needed a 644 as we found the 584 a bit on the small side, yey it's hymers biggest seller, something like 86% of all sales. Mainly designed for couples. What I found about deepcar.
I needed a water tap (faulty, 6 weeks after I bought it) in the washroom, I lifted the phone, they contacted Hymer and 10 days later I was signing for it at my front door. I fitted it myself. It will be easier for you if you live near the supplier.It's difficult to get a good supplier with customer service these days.
The 644 was longer obviously but handled even better. LHD unless you go to Europe regularly or long term( if only the 6 numbers .....) then it is an advantage. If however you are staying mainly in the UK then it's a slight disadvantage. If you really watch your mirrors before overtaking then it's OK, reversing etc doesn't matter which side you sit, remember LHD means gear changes with
the right hand.
I didn't find it a problem but to be honest I would prefer RHD.
Check before you buy if the mirrors can be adjusted for a view you are happy with. My B584 was RHD but that was the only difference , the a class body is identical as the LHD, door on european side, "drivers door " is going to be on passenger side with a RHD , unless things have changed. If it's any help to you . I was told Hymer built their best A class between 1988 and 1994. I've looked at the new stuff on offer and they are lighter made as are all manufacturers, but still a heck of a lot superior than our own manufacturers. Swift tried and failed to make an A Class , it was a total disaster, my mate had one, it spent more time back at swift than he had use of it. Kind of awkward when you don't live on the mainland. All I'll say is once you go german you will never go back. I know the money is nasty, I thought about it too, but in the end you get will enjoy the quality and won't regret it.
Hobby (german) also make good motorhomes. I'm trying to get info on a new Italian made one at the moment myself,supplied locally. I find I'm comparing everything with the Hymer. I regret selling it last year. Took a notion to buy a caravan, cheaper by far, big mistake, miss the freedom of the motorhome.
In conclusion LHD is a personal thing, some folk are bothered about it, some aren't, it's really how comfortable you feel behind the wheel. AS I said the mirrors were the only down side on my 98 584 as they didn't really adjust properly as they were designed for the LHD Driver. If you go LHD then the mirrors should be A1. Would you buy a Mercedes based one, fully loaded, Wellhouse Leisure
http://www.wellhouseleisure.com/
Phone us on 01484-600416 (Showroom)
Mobile: 07971-589631 Fax: 01484-600452
Address: Wellhouse Leisure, Holmfirth Road, Shepley, Huddersfield, HD8 8BB
OPENING TIMES :
Monday to Friday - 8am till 5pm
Thursday - Late night opening by appointment only
Saturday - 10am till 4pm
Sunday - CLOSED
Contact Dave Elliott ( The Boss) (nice guy and straight) tell him you were talking to Alistair from N. Ireland.
This is one dealer I'd trust with my life.
Regards
BentAxle
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