Vintage ’ vans expert advice on buying and running an older motorhome

THIS MONTH Martin looks at one of the workhorses of the classic market, the Sherpa Under the far-reaching title of BLMC (British Leyland Motor Corporation) – and BMC prior to that – British base vehic

As the touring season rolls on, the pre-owned caravan market seems to be holding up well. On a recent visit to the local forecourts, I was told by one dealer that three-year-old used models were being

In the MMM magazine and on YouTube, there are reviews of campervans and coachbuilts concentrating upon the manufacturer’s conversion, layouts/fitments, pluses or minuses. Rarely is the chassis/base ve

We need to talk about noise. Campervans and motorhomes often have more rattle than a snake in a biscuit tin. Even high-end ’vans that are considered to be ‘quiet’ tend to have some sounds emanating fr

Classic emails, letters, tweets, posts & threads

You don’t know what you don’t know! Without trying a motorhome for yourself there are so many gaps in your knowledge of the lifestyle – and you won’t know what you didn’t know until you’ve done it, an