Only if it’s UNLADEN weight is more than 3.05 tonnes.
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Only if it’s UNLADEN weight is more than 3.05 tonnes.
Wrong. And you can use the outside lane.
I shall be demonstrating this Sunday morning blattering my way up to Scotland in my 5 ton tag axle motorhome.
Can someone explain to me please why in a sales Ad some people are fixated on the classification of the vehicle and how it identifies itself and having a debate on speed limits. I thought this type of going off on a tangent within a sales Ad was frowned upon, surely if someone is looking for this type of vehicle they will already have done their due diligence and know what it is they are buying?
The different speed limits can make someone’s choice of vehicle quite important. You don’t want to get caught out speeding in the wrong class of vehicle. It’s always best to know in advance what each specific vehicle can and more specifically can’t do.
I can only do 60mph on dual carriageways in mine but 70 on motorways. That may make a big difference to someone else. It doesn’t bother me.
Whoever is interested in buying this superb van needs to know if it comes in at under 3 tons or not and therefore can do 70mph on dual carriageways. Or not.
Timmy’s rules wasn’t specified either.
I can only do 60mph on dual carriageways in mine but 70 on motorways. That may make a big difference to someone else. It doesn’t bother me.
Whoever is interested in buying this superb van needs to know if it comes in at under 3 tons or not and therefore can do 70mph on dual carriageways. Or not.
Timmy’s rules wasn’t specified either.
I’m not that hung up about only being able to do 60 on a dual carriageway, if anything it saves me some fuel and gives me an opportunity to take in my surroundings.
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OK......from now on Timmy's rule applies, why not start your own thread after you have informed Vantage motorhomes, Consort motorhomes, I.H motorhomes, Timberland motorhomes, Wildaxe motorhomes etc that they need to change their company names and they don't sell motorhomes.
FYI V5 states "motor caravan" and it is subject to the same speed limits as a car as is the MoT (although it is just a paper exercise to up plate the weight)
Just remembered it has internal Remis cab window blinds also
FYI V5 states "motor caravan" and it is subject to the same speed limits as a car as is the MoT (although it is just a paper exercise to up plate the weight)
Just remembered it has internal Remis cab window blinds also
I don’t know what Timmy’s rule is but I say, implement it.
Timmy’s rules men’s no posting shite on a for sale thread…..
Another argument is it keeps the post at the top of the list……
But statements could lead to negative sales effects…
So who is/was Timmy?
No idea - before my time - but aware of the “Rule”
It used to be used as a sign off - as in. “Timmy’s rules please” on ads
The legendary ukgser Timolgra, brought the rule in
Every day a school day!!
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OK a bit of interest so how about £29000 and a bump
A legend indeed!
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Bumpety bump, will be using it next few weeks (Scarborough hill climb and Lincoln show) if anyone wants a shufti
It all depends on unladen weight. If memory serves, motorhomes not exceeding 3050 Kg are classed the same as cars but over that weight they are restricted to 50 on national speed limit single carriageways and 60 on NSL dual carriageways. On motorways they can travel at 70 if NSL in force.
Nice van, GLWTS
By the way, here are some facts about speed limits, https://oaktreemotorhomes.co.uk/campervan-and-motorhome-speed-limits/
By the way, here are some facts about speed limits, https://oaktreemotorhomes.co.uk/campervan-and-motorhome-speed-limits/
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