Comments on: 5 Reasons Motorhomers Should Thank Will Smith http://www.motorhomeplanet.co.uk/archives/27 Self-build & DIY motorhome conversions, motorhome travel stories and motorhome and campervan news Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:36:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: greg laseter http://www.motorhomeplanet.co.uk/archives/27/comment-page-1/#comment-2061 greg laseter Sun, 01 Jan 2012 19:31:54 +0000 http://www.motorhomeplanet.co.uk/archives/27#comment-2061 I love your'e product and the fact no is not in the picture.You make it happen not excuses.I have been self employed all my life building high end custom kitchens and built for broward yachts..Am experienced w/vitracore (polycarbonite) material.I would love the to work on a project of this quality and imagination.I make things happen if a buy a bike/boat what ever the first thing I do is start modifying. have great day Greg Laseter I love your’e product and the fact no is not in the picture.You make it happen not excuses.I have been self employed all my life building high end custom kitchens and built for broward yachts..Am experienced w/vitracore (polycarbonite) material.I would love the to work on a project of this quality
and imagination.I make things happen if a buy a bike/boat what ever the first thing I do is start modifying.

have great day
Greg Laseter

]]> By: Homemade Two-Storey Japanese Motorhome - My Local Motorhome Hire http://www.motorhomeplanet.co.uk/archives/27/comment-page-1/#comment-171 Homemade Two-Storey Japanese Motorhome - My Local Motorhome Hire Tue, 20 Jan 2009 13:28:46 +0000 http://www.motorhomeplanet.co.uk/archives/27#comment-171 [...] That’s really impressive - as a comparison, a short wheelbase European van like a Ford Transit is 4.9m long and around 1.9m wide. That means that this Japanese motorhome has a footprint that isn’t all that much larger than a large car or a small van - yet provides every creature comfort, accomodation for three adults and has two storeys. It really is impressive (compare this to the last two-storey motorhome I featured). [...] [...] That’s really impressive – as a comparison, a short wheelbase European van like a Ford Transit is 4.9m long and around 1.9m wide. That means that this Japanese motorhome has a footprint that isn’t all that much larger than a large car or a small van – yet provides every creature comfort, accomodation for three adults and has two storeys. It really is impressive (compare this to the last two-storey motorhome I featured). [...]

]]> By: Laura W-A http://www.motorhomeplanet.co.uk/archives/27/comment-page-1/#comment-139 Laura W-A Fri, 20 Jun 2008 09:57:33 +0000 http://www.motorhomeplanet.co.uk/archives/27#comment-139 Heck, when I was in grade school I wanted to convert a double decker bus and live in it. :-) I can't imagine it's really a novel concept... Those are truly gorgeous, though! Heck, when I was in grade school I wanted to convert a double decker bus and live in it. :-) I can’t imagine it’s really a novel concept… Those are truly gorgeous, though!

]]> By: Motorhome News http://www.motorhomeplanet.co.uk/archives/27/comment-page-1/#comment-122 Motorhome News Thu, 17 Apr 2008 16:57:21 +0000 http://www.motorhomeplanet.co.uk/archives/27#comment-122 I don't state that Anderson invented the two-storey concept - only that some features of their two-storey design have been patented. I think this may be down to the way the second storey retracts inside the first storey, but I'm not sure. Even Anderson's website refers to the fact that some of their competitors also have two-storey models, so I'm not sure who is claiming what here... I don’t state that Anderson invented the two-storey concept – only that some features of their two-storey design have been patented. I think this may be down to the way the second storey retracts inside the first storey, but I’m not sure.

Even Anderson’s website refers to the fact that some of their competitors also have two-storey models, so I’m not sure who is claiming what here…

]]> By: Lex Carstensen http://www.motorhomeplanet.co.uk/archives/27/comment-page-1/#comment-120 Lex Carstensen Tue, 15 Apr 2008 17:09:07 +0000 http://www.motorhomeplanet.co.uk/archives/27#comment-120 Anderson Mobile Estates was not the first to build using the double decker idea. Jexcar was the first manufacturer to build a double decker semi trailer for the film industry back in 1996, four years earlier than Anderson. Anderson claims to be the inventor when in fact the concept already existed. Check out www.jexcar.com for some innovative stuff on wheels Anderson Mobile Estates was not the first to build using the double decker idea. Jexcar was the first manufacturer to build a double decker semi trailer for the film industry back in 1996, four years earlier than Anderson. Anderson claims to be the inventor when in fact the concept already existed. Check out http://www.jexcar.com for some innovative stuff on wheels

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