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Welcome to the forum. As I said, you will get plenty of help.
If you wanted to subscribe it would give you access to the "Search" facility. I don't remember that particular company being discussed, but several others have been . . . and you would not want to book with one (or more?) of those.
Welcome to the forum. As I said, you will get plenty of help.
If you wanted to subscribe it would give you acces to the "Search" facility. I don't remember that particular company being discussed, but several others have been . . . and you would not want to book with one (or more?) of those.
Dave
Yes, I've already ruled out dodgy companies that have come up when I "google'd" their reviews.
There was a company of that name on the A41 near Whitchurch that went bust back in 2008.
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There was a company of that name on the A41 near Whitchurch that went bust back in 2008.
Yes it's name was Motorhomes R us, can't remember the exact punctuation.
The Guy imported old Hymers and he was building up a nice little stock of genuine Hymer parts. Had a few things from him.
Unfortunately he went bust at the start of the recession.
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The Guy told me that whenever he sold a van, he was ploughing the profit back into buying good accessories, many of which were Hymer.
It did seem to be working as on the few times that I visited his Hymer parts stock was increasing.
As a Hymer owner it was quite interesting as the company was only about half of one hours drive from my home.
I agree, the name was a bit tacky
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