22nd November 2009
Security may not be on the top of the list when you’re looking to purchase or spend some money on a motorhome, however you may want to consider the following. Not only can added security bring you some peace of mind, it may end up saving you money on yo...
13th November 2009
For anyone interested in buying a 4x4, getting to grips with the terminology can be tricky. Here is a quick guide to some of the more popular phrases and abbreviations.
How does the four wheel drive system work?
There are almost as many different typ...
11th November 2009
If you are looking to buy a classic car, it is probably because you are just mad about the car. However, there are also other good reasons why buying a classic could be a good idea. Three of these reasons are listed here.
Financial
Buying a classic ca...
11th November 2009
Whether you’re just starting out on your first caravan adventure – or you’re a bit more of a seasoned campaigner – there are lots of questions that are asked about how to caravan both successfully and hassle-free. Here are some of the more common ...
23rd October 2009
A motorhome allows you to have your personal comforts around you whilst giving you the freedom to travel to any location you wish. This article serves as a brief guide to get started and make motorhome living a little more comfortable.
Gas Supply
He...
22nd October 2009
For caravan owners, getting to know your awning is a good idea. The more you become familiar with your awning the more you are going to appreciate its usefulness while on holiday.
What are Caravan Awnings?
An awning is a shelter held up by framed st...
22nd October 2009
What should you look for and what do you need to think about when buying a classic car? Be your choice a classic Austin, Ford, Lotus or a Mini, these tips will help you on your way to owning one.
Documentation
Classic cars or old cars may have had q...
19th October 2009
Does your speedometer weave all over the place, or under read following a change of tyres/wheel diameter? If so, there are companies out there that can take gauges that look like they’ve spent the last millennium submerged in a peat bog, strip them down...
15th October 2009
Look around
There are a multitude of lay outs of motorhomes, so make sure you choose the right one. If you love cooking you’ll want a big kitchen and if you like entertaining then choose one with a big lounge.
Motorhome Shows
There are two big NEC ...
13th October 2009
The right motorhome insurance policy from the right specialist company will ensure that any situation can be managed quickly, efficiently and hassle-free.
What do I need to think about when looking for motorhome insurance?
Consider exactly what you...
06th October 2009
“Ray, fire up the Quattro” - Those five little words have already gone down in classic car history – because they have been an undoubted catalyst in creating a renewed interest in classic cars with a whole new audience in the UK.
The man who said...
05th October 2009
Many people dream of buying a classic car and fantasize of nipping out for a picnic in summer in a vintage Morris Minor, or ripping down country lanes in a vintage E-type Jag. But how easy is it to buy your first classic car? This guide should help to buy...
01st October 2009
A Frame - This is the triangular frame that is at the front end of the caravan. It is usually covered by a piece of moulded plastic. It also houses the handbrake and the electrical leads.
ABS - Most caravans are now built using ABS (acrylonitrile-butad...
21st September 2009
At this time of year, many caravans have had their trips outdoors, now comes the prospect for many owners of giving their caravan a good clean.
But cleaning the outside of a caravan is never an easy job – especially for new owners, who might be bewil...
21st August 2009
Security may not be on the top of the list when you’re looking to purchase or spend some money on a motorhome, however you may want to consider the following. Not only added security bring you some peace of mind, it may end up saving you money on your i...
