“Probably sleeps 17 or something”! 😂You’re silly! I really like all of them except for the ones with a tent in the roof. I especially like the ones that have the turquoise in the seats and stuff. The ones that have the really high bed in the back and a bed above the cab, I hope they have more than one ladder. Because if someone has to get up in the middle of the night you don’t want to be the one that gets stuck with no ladder and then you would would be SOL!😂
I went to a local caravan and motorhome show today. Not an amazing event, various used vehicles and the only new ones were Rimor. Not seen them before, they do look cheap and cheerful (everything is relative!) and maybe a bit old fashioned. The ones with the bunk beds would have been great when we first started in a motorhome with our two sons (and I’d never even heard of payload the good old days…) and wouldn’t be surprised to see a lot of these used by rental companies.
Hi Alan, thanks for showing these MHs to us. I do have a question- do you think that a more basic MH like Rimor has better build quality than Swift and Elddis? I've heard some really bad stories about build quality with the likes of Elddis, and I am beginning to suspect that Rimor might have the edge over them in terms of general quality and sturdiness of build.
I would definitely prefer Elddis to Rimor and it is not because I come from the same town as they are made in (my father knew the original Mr Elddis (Siddle). Elddis is owned by Hymer and uses the same parts. Rimor uses the same parts too but they are not put together at all well. Take out the control panel, for example, and you will have piles of spaghetti behind it, I (hope and don't know) that the Eldiss panel has only one or two wires going into it!
Nice and cool rimor new motorhomes Alan!. 😀😎
Glad you like them!
🎉, all looking good
Cheap and Cheerful ... Think I know what you mean!
Thank you very much
Very nice
“Probably sleeps 17 or something”! 😂You’re silly! I really like all of them except for the ones with a tent in the roof. I especially like the ones that have the turquoise in the seats and stuff. The ones that have the really high bed in the back and a bed above the cab, I hope they have more than one ladder. Because if someone has to get up in the middle of the night you don’t want to be the one that gets stuck with no ladder and then you would would be SOL!😂
I went to a local caravan and motorhome show today. Not an amazing event, various used vehicles and the only new ones were Rimor. Not seen them before, they do look cheap and cheerful (everything is relative!) and maybe a bit old fashioned. The ones with the bunk beds would have been great when we first started in a motorhome with our two sons (and I’d never even heard of payload the good old days…) and wouldn’t be surprised to see a lot of these used by rental companies.
I don't like Rimor at all Phillip as far as the motorhomes are concerned, however they do make good rental models!
Hi Alan, thanks for showing these MHs to us.
I do have a question- do you think that a more basic MH like Rimor has better build quality than Swift and Elddis?
I've heard some really bad stories about build quality with the likes of Elddis, and I am beginning to suspect that Rimor might have the edge over them in terms of general quality and sturdiness of build.
I would definitely prefer Elddis to Rimor and it is not because I come from the same town as they are made in (my father knew the original Mr Elddis (Siddle). Elddis is owned by Hymer and uses the same parts. Rimor uses the same parts too but they are not put together at all well. Take out the control panel, for example, and you will have piles of spaghetti behind it, I (hope and don't know) that the Eldiss panel has only one or two wires going into it!