Bretrick
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- Perth Western Australia
I have made the decision to forego the campervan experience and move to Melbourne.
Share a fully furnished 4-bedroom house with a friend who lives there alone. His wife died 3 years ago.
Seriously thinking about buying a campervan and giving up my rental home
- Thread starter Bretrick
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Share a fully furnished 4-bedroom house with a friend who lives there alone. His wife died 3 years ago.
Bretrick
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- Location
- Perth Western Australia
Today, Monday 9th Feb, I made enquiries re selling my vehicle.
Rang John Hughes, the dealer I bought the vehicle from, he sent a rep around and the rep offered me $20,000 straight up.
Which is $3000 more than I was going to ask for.
The rep said, "When you are ready to sell, give me a ring and I will come around and complete the deal.
Rang John Hughes, the dealer I bought the vehicle from, he sent a rep around and the rep offered me $20,000 straight up.
Which is $3000 more than I was going to ask for.
The rep said, "When you are ready to sell, give me a ring and I will come around and complete the deal.
Bretrick
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- Location
- Perth Western Australia
Thank you. I did live there for a time, 42 years ago.
Bretrick
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- Location
- Perth Western Australia
Thank you Rossana.
Why don't you think about buying, what we call
a Mobile Home, Bretrick, they are 8'6" X 20 or 30',
you choose the length, you can get 2 or 3 sections
and put them together to have a wider home, they
do have wheels, but you are not allowed to tow them,
the wheels are for manoeuvring them into position
and are usually removed when located and on blocks.
Mike.
a Mobile Home, Bretrick, they are 8'6" X 20 or 30',
you choose the length, you can get 2 or 3 sections
and put them together to have a wider home, they
do have wheels, but you are not allowed to tow them,
the wheels are for manoeuvring them into position
and are usually removed when located and on blocks.
Mike.
horseless carriage
Well-known Member
A truly mobile home. Heavens knows where you will park it.
I lived in RV's after selling my home for five or six years. I had two RV's: one was parked at an RV resort and served as a home base. The other was small and van-based; it was used for traveling. I loved it; the RV park was really nice and I liked the traveling but I also realized "there's no place like home".
The one thing I didn't like was finding places to park overnight when on the road.
Eventually, tired of it all, sold the RV's, and bought another house. I am glad I had the RV/living-on-the road experience but I wouldn't want to do it again. I also loved my late husband but wouldn't want to remarry, either.
The one thing I didn't like was finding places to park overnight when on the road.
Eventually, tired of it all, sold the RV's, and bought another house. I am glad I had the RV/living-on-the road experience but I wouldn't want to do it again. I also loved my late husband but wouldn't want to remarry, either.