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doorgunner · 01-04-2010, 02:12 PM

ship yer oars, park the trolly'''

Vinnie old buddy ole pal

Man I need some parts for my 24 Argosy Moho. Let me know when you have "possession" of the BritMobile.

I could swap out my inoperative stuff for their good stuff. Savvy??

I just wanna see their faces at Casini

on edit- Casini has storage also in case Vinnie's neighbors are uncompromising idiots.

**Airslide** · 01-04-2010, 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by doorgunner

ship yer oars, park the trolly'''

Vinnie old buddy ole pal

Man I need some parts for my 24 Argosy Moho. Let me know when you have "possession" of the BritMobile.

I could swap out my inoperative stuff for their good stuff. Savvy??

I just wanna see their faces at Casini

on edit- Casini has storage also in case Vinnie's neighbors are uncompromising idiots.

DG..

If I start to part out the Britmobile it might make for a bit of tension around the ol campfire...

As far as the house behind me.. it just went into foreclosure! That guy didnt do us any favors.

I would rather have the view of another airstream vs. an empty house. My kids think it haunted now

Thanks for the tip..

Vinnie

cclarkego · 01-04-2010, 03:39 PM

Hey, if I could make a solo trip by myself for 1000 miles across the Sahara Desert led by six Tuareg nomads, it should be a piece of cake for me to do this. Guess what? I am free and would love to do it. Then I could write about the whole thing.....
Imagine that!

Carol Clarke

TinCrumpet · 01-05-2010, 02:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by doorgunner

ship yer oars, park the trolly'''

Vinnie old buddy ole pal

Man I need some parts for my 24 Argosy Moho. Let me know when you have "possession" of the BritMobile.

I could swap out my inoperative stuff for their good stuff. Savvy??

I just wanna see their faces at Casini

on edit- Casini has storage also in case Vinnie's neighbors are uncompromising idiots.

Hello Cheeky Chappie !
We've been crackers enough to buy something we haven't seen -
Knowing our luck it's a full size cardboard replica!
Look forward to seeking you out at the event cheeky chops - save some veggie burgers for us - We'll be the only British and the only Vegetarians there so you'll fine us easily.
Cheerio for now

TinCrumpet · 01-05-2010, 03:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cclarkego

Hey, if I could make a solo trip by myself for 1000 miles across the Sahara Desert led by six Tuareg nomads, it should be a piece of cake for me to do this. Guess what? I am free and would love to do it. Then I could write about the whole thing.....
Imagine that!

Carol Clarke

Hi Carol - You sound braver than I
although I have mastered driving lorries
I do like my creature comforts so 1000 miles across the desert
would finish me off
We're all sorted now re help with motorhome
and we hope to see you at the event if you are going in April
Kind regards
Lili

TinCrumpet · 01-05-2010, 03:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LILI

Hello Cheeky Chappie !
We've been crackers enough to buy something we haven't seen -
Knowing our luck it's a full size cardboard replica!
Look forward to seeking you out at the event cheeky chops - save some veggie burgers for us - We'll be the only British and the only Vegetarians there so you'll fineus easily.
Cheerio for now

I mean find

mouth012006 · 01-05-2010, 04:42 AM

Well if anything changes and you have to head over to the east coast....we have courtesy parking for you in the state of Kentucky....good luck on your trip

flamingoship · 01-05-2010, 07:17 AM

Hi
In order to ship a motorhome ex Los Angeles to UK you have following options :

1. cheapest get a towing company to drive it to Galveston and ship it from there,
which will be the cheapest, this way yr unit is insured in case something happens, as
would not be the first time that someone looks for cheaper solution and gets a call that his unit for example burned out, and try to get your money then. Ex Galveston it can be shipped roro to UK
2. or ship on a flat rack ex LA to UK port, which is bit more costly
3. or ship roro ex LA to UK

However when shipping ex LA by sea you will have a much longer transittime, easely
2 weeks extra, then when you truck to Galveston

TinCrumpet · 01-05-2010, 09:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by flamingoship

Hi
In order to ship a motorhome ex Los Angeles to UK you have following options :

1. cheapest get a towing company to drive it to Galveston and ship it from there,
which will be the cheapest, this way yr unit is insured in case something happens, as
would not be the first time that someone looks for cheaper solution and gets a call that his unit for example burned out, and try to get your money then. Ex Galveston it can be shipped roro to UK
2. or ship on a flat rack ex LA to UK port, which is bit more costly
3. or ship roro ex LA to UK

However when shipping ex LA by sea you will have a much longer transittime, easely
2 weeks extra, then when you truck to Galveston

Hello there
Thank you so much for the help.
We are flying over and seeing Vinnie and Jeff, going to the event and then driving it to Galveston
KInd regards
Lili

TinCrumpet · 01-05-2010, 09:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mouth012006

Well if anything changes and you have to head over to the east coast....we have courtesy parking for you in the state of Kentucky....good luck on your trip

Oh - I just learned recently what 'honey dos' means -
So Funny -

Hans' Honey dos this week end is
Fix the Door on the Smart Car
Fix the Wipers on the Smart Car
Fix the Shocks on the Smart Car
Start The Engine on the Cobra

TinCrumpet · 01-05-2010, 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Airslide

Works for me..

Hi Sweety Pie
Just rec'd an email from the Seller :-
I will be back in the USA on the 11 th and will call Vinnie about moving it on the 12 th. All is good ....

Hope your well
Kind regards
Lili & Hans
x

**Airslide** · 01-05-2010, 10:35 AM

Tuesday evening.. perfect.

Vinnie

TinCrumpet · 01-05-2010, 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Airslide

Tuesday evening.. perfect.

Vinnie

Hi Vinnie
Ive just rang the Event and we're booked in on PITCH F9 - As close as we could get to you
Loooooov The Leatherbys
x

Normin storm · 01-12-2010, 01:08 PM

Hi have driven from AZ to TX to Galveston and shipped A/S motorhome the drive was easy just follow I 10 people friendly the shipping was much more painful make sure your A/S goes straight to a UK port and does not get dropped off in Europe first.What they do is ship to Europe in massive ships, then break the load down i.e. motorhomes then ship round Europe in smaller ships.The damage happens when they are waiting to be reloaded the dock is so large it lacks security.Hope this helps