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date: Mon, 5 May 2008 21:46:13 +0100,
group: uk.rec.caravanning
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Hymer Nova
Hi
Thinking of parting with fair lump of dosh for a 2003 Hymer Nova 545.
Not concerned with weight,has 12 volt plus 250 volt system,fixed bed,good
condiction.
I know from research they are well built and probably resist water ingress
better
than UK built vans.
Anyone care to comment on my choice good or bad please.
Barry
Don't get to friendly with the neighbours.
You never know when you've got to upset
them.
date: Mon, 5 May 2008 21:46:13 +0100
author: ForeverArsenal
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Re: Hymer Nova
Hi Barry,
I have a hymer swing 530 KZ 2004 model 5 berth with fixed bunks. Very solid
vans no problems at all and very good to tow with my Fiat Ulysee 2.2 jtd.
We have been on the long drive down to the French riviera for the last 3
years and heading there again in July. I would certainly give it a thumbs
up.
"ForeverArsenal" wrote in message
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> Hi
> Thinking of parting with fair lump of dosh for a 2003 Hymer Nova 545.
>
> Not concerned with weight,has 12 volt plus 250 volt system,fixed bed,good
> condiction.
>
> I know from research they are well built and probably resist water ingress
> better
> than UK built vans.
>
> Anyone care to comment on my choice good or bad please.
> Barry
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> Don't get to friendly with the neighbours.
> You never know when you've got to upset
> them.
>
>
date: Tue, 6 May 2008 09:58:47 +0100
author: Guy Barnes
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Re: Hymer Nova
"Guy Barnes" wrote in message
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> Hi Barry,
>
> I have a hymer swing 530 KZ 2004 model 5 berth with fixed bunks. Very
> solid vans no problems at all and very good to tow with my Fiat Ulysee 2.2
> jtd.
Hi Guy
Many thanks for the reply,appreciated.
Must say I was impressed with the build quality,main reason
for change is fixed double bed and approx 30 seconds to
make up another double at the back end of van.
Since having heart op making double up in current van
with the slats is hard work.
Now got to phone round for insurance quotes.
Cheers.
Barry
date: Tue, 6 May 2008 13:01:49 +0100
author: ForeverArsenal
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Re: Hymer Nova
On Mon, 5 May 2008 21:46:13 +0100, "ForeverArsenal"
wrote:
>Hi
>Thinking of parting with fair lump of dosh for a 2003 Hymer Nova 545.
>
>Not concerned with weight,has 12 volt plus 250 volt system,fixed bed,good
>condiction.
>
>I know from research they are well built and probably resist water ingress
>better
>than UK built vans.
>
>Anyone care to comment on my choice good or bad please.
I have a 2003 Nova 470 and have been very pleased with it, externally
it is superb, and it tows really well. Internally I have had a few
problems caused by screws coming loose, (too many for my liking ), but
everything wrks as it should do, it is incredibly easy to live in.
Would I buy another Nova, yes, mind you I have no thoughts abut
replacing it, I expect to still be using it 10 years from now.
Bill Lord
I've taken a vow of poverty To annoy me send money
e-mail messages to bill dot lord at uku dot co dot uk
( Get rid of the spaces and use symbols for the hyphen at and dots )
date: Sat, 17 May 2008 00:00:49 +0100
author: bill lord
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Re: Hymer Nova
On Mon, 5 May 2008 21:46:13 +0100, "ForeverArsenal"
wrote:
>I know from research they are well built and probably resist water ingress
>better
>than UK built vans.
Sorry I missed abit, not only will they resist water ingress better
than UK built vans, in the unlikely event that water des get through
then it will do no damage. There is no wooden frame to rot, any water
getting down the screws will either end up in a hole in the aluminium
frame, or wrapped in totally waterproof polyurethane foam and to top
it off the internal layer is marine ply not the crappy stuff that
other makers use.
Bill Lord
I've taken a vow of poverty To annoy me send money
e-mail messages to bill dot lord at uku dot co dot uk
( Get rid of the spaces and use symbols for the hyphen at and dots )
date: Sat, 17 May 2008 00:03:58 +0100
author: bill lord
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