Buying a Camper is easy… but finding a bargain takes time, patience and a little knowledge!
Are you a NEW buyer or USED buyer? The difference being; a new buyer will most often loose money on the eventual sale of the camper, whereas a used buyer, if done right and timed well, will probably make money on the sale of the camper, at worst, the used buyer will retain much of their purchase price on the eventual sale. The old adage is true; “You make your money when you buy”
This article is about maximising your return on investment and buying below market value is the most obvious way to achieve this. You’re also correct if Read more »
Make your own quality beer at home, and stock up for your next camping trip!
Let me ask you a question. Are you sick and tired of spending your hard earned money on bottle after bottle of expensive beer? Or maybe you’re sick of watered down, low cal, low carb, light or imported beers and the like that are either expensive or lack taste and the body of a REAL BEER?
Help has now arrived! We’ve found this unique beer brewing guide that will allow anyone to make great tasting quality beer from the comfort of their home, garage or caravan if you like. Its easy to follow and utilises some everyday items found around the home/campsite. As you know, one of the luxuries of camping is to enjoy a cold beer whenever you like. Wouldn’t it be great to not only save money on buying case after case, but impress others with your tasty home brewing skills and your endless supply of almost free beer.
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What to take on a trip, new products | Davo 30/05/2010 | 
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Whether buying your first camper, upgrading or just thinking about it, the Camper Purchase Checklist will help clarify your thoughts and prevent you from missing the most important considerations in the decision making process. If you experienced difficulty downloading your Checklist kit after payment, please send me a message via the Contact page.
The Camper Purchase Checklist is a complete camper buyer’s tool-kit containing:
- The BIG list of important items you need to check when buying a camper
- Bill of Sale agreement to secure your interests as a buyer
- Cost Calculator for you to assess the expense of buying the camper (bonus #1)
- Research form for recording all the necessary information from your dealings with a seller
- Additional instructions about things to check when buying
- Inquiry register to record and keep track of campers you have enquired about
- Plus 2 bonus document lists for your use
For those who are using the Camper Purchase Checklist, share your comments, tell readers about your buying experience.
WARNING: Self proclaimed “Experts” will find no value in this material.
Members: Click Here to watch a video about what to check when buying.
Of all the procedures to carry out before heading off on a trip in your camper, one of the most important is preparing the fridge.
Presuming you have a caravan, campervan, camp trailer or poptop camper with a 3 way fridge, it will be necessary to “fire it up” and keep the food cold until you reach your destination. As simple as it may seem, getting this process right can sometimes be a challenge if you haven’t used the camper for a while or you have a lot on your mind, or you are too busy and likely to forget some other important thing. Well I’ve put together these instructions to follow for “preparing the camper fridge”, and although there are many different types of fridges and set ups, I hope you get the general idea. Read more »
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Camper care, What to take on a trip | Davo 23/05/2010 |
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Saving time and increasing family safety would have to be at the top of your list when deciding to getaway for a camper holiday.
Here’s a brief run down on how you can achieve this and eliminate stress at the same time.
If you’ve read the other articles on this great site, you will by now know that our research shows most people only get to use their camper 4 times in a year. (Stats taken from people who use this site only) I would say this is a good generalisation and reason enough to address one of the biggest time saving tasks you can perform. Read more »
