MMM - The Motorhomers' Magazine

I always want to give you a greater say in how we shape the content and the look of MMM magazine. After all, it is your magazine. Part of our remit is to continually look for ways to improve the magazine, as well as the outandaboutlive.co.uk website,

Have your say by emailing or writing to us at: [email protected] I was extremely sad to read in MMM, almost an aside in a news item (April, p26) about Pilote dealers, that Hayes Leisure of Darlaston has closed. Ever since my first Scout camp at

As Motor Muse states, “We, all of us, buy all sorts of junk”. I had a particular incident when I bought two “luxury reclining folding chairs” online (see above). But it's surprising what you can tow behind your 'van to enable you to carry all of your

So, have I got this right? Calor has discontinued the 3.9kg propane and 4.5kg butane gas bottles because there is no demand. There are hundreds of thousands of campervans, small motorhomes and caravans that have been using these sizes for years. Calo

I see articles about travelling with dogs (May, p61). How about doing an article about travelling with a cat as I know people do? That's why we bought our motorhome so our cat can come with us. Patrice Tipping ED The My View (Dec 2022, p162) on trave

The seeds of this month's deep-ish and meaningful discussion were sown by an MMM reader contacting me by email, together with, at virtually the same moment, having a conversation with a local shopkeeper who is another MMM reader. The MMM reader who c

If you're thinking of heading to the South West Motorhome & Campervan Show in Shepton Mallet this September (8 to 10), Warners Shows has announced a phenomenal line-up of free talks each day. Taking place at the Bath & West Showground, visitors that

Warners Shows are renowned for the shopping opportunities on offer, whether that's a new motorhome or one of the many accessories that make motorhoming easier. They are also well-known for their seminars, where visitors can benefit from the wealth of

“Watch out for crocs,” our daughter, Sophie, warned as we entered the Daintree National Park. She wasn't joking. This is the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area of north Queensland and there are crocodiles lurking in creeks and around beaches. I scanned

We are a family of five, and have been motorhoming for almost 16 years. Our first motorhome was one of Steve's impulse purchases; he bought a 1989 Talbot from friends who were upgrading to a newer vehicle. Since then, we have owned several motorhomes

Price new today: £115,490 Price of similar aged 'van today: £100,000 Berths: 6 Travel seats: 5 Length of ownership: 1 year Annual mileage: 7,000 miles Length: 8.96m (29ft 5in) Width: 2.38m (7ft 9½in) Height: 2.87m (9ft 5in) Gross vehicle weight: 5,00

TECH HELP EDITOR Base vehicle expert Q Why are the side windows leaking in my 10-year-old motorhome? I have a 2013 Auto-Trail Tracker. Both of the side windows started to leak about 18 months ago. I have had the window rubbers replaced and sealant ru

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TopTip I've just read in the March edition (sorry, we are way behind with our reading – we've brought the latest five MMMs to read whilst touring!) that you were asking for tips on staying cool. Last summer, when we had freak mega-high temperatures i

THIS MONTH Martin Watts welcomes a return to realistic prices for classic campers It's been some time since I touched upon the subject of prices; we all recall the escalating prices for classics in the aftermath of the Covid restrictions being lifted

It is not very often you come across someone who has owned their motorhome for over 25 years, but this was the case when I was contacted by a gentleman seeking a valuation. What made this request even more exciting was the fact that it was quite a ra

GET IN TOUCH! MMM always welcomes your thoughts: MMM Editorial, Warners Group Publications, The Maltings, West Street, Bourne, Lincolnshire PE10 9PH [email protected] MMM is published by: Stephen Warner EDITORIAL Managing Editor: Daniel Attwood