I cost Brits £5,000 per WEEKEND to make use of my ‘resort on wheels’ motorhome – I am making an absolute fortune
A BRITISH businessman has informed how he rakes in a fortune renting out enormous American motorhomes to Brits greater than keen to splash the money.
Rob Fawcett prices as much as £5,000 for a weekend inside considered one of his eleven luxurious “motels on wheels”.
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His agency, Northamptonshire-based RJF Motorhomes, make a killing hiring out their US-imported ‘fifth wheels’ to Brits who guide the RV’s for weekends at motor circuits and festivals.
He informed Channel 5’s Million Pound Motorhomes present: “Summer time? I name it foolish season.
“It is the place you get the vast majority of your earnings.”
The programme – which aired on Sunday night time – confirmed off the epic Wildwood Heritage Glen 378FL.
The American beast presents visitors a luxurious cellular suite unfold over two ranges and sleeps 4 adults comfortably.
Strolling into the magnificent trailer a state-of-the-art kitchen boasts a big cooker, fridge, sink and enormous eating desk.
Subsequent door is a lounge which has a whopping 50 inch satellite tv for pc flat display screen TV and electrical fire.
Three cozy leather-based sofas supply a spot to relax out and double as beds.
Extremely the lounge sits on a genius sliding system which permits compartments to magically lengthen outwards, trebling the scale of the RV.
“Inside a really brief house of time, you have received a home!”, Rob quips.
A king-sized bed room is situated on the different finish of the trailer with a dresser, TV and a panoramic window.
A small set of stairs then takes the visitors to a twin room within the loft.
A rest room with a walk-in bathe, porcelain rest room and sink end off the epic American trailer.
Elsewhere in his fleet – price a staggering million kilos in whole – are beasts that may sleep as much as eight individuals comfortably.
Rob delivers the trailers himself, usually to punters at racetracks and motor circuits up and down the nation.
He even delivers to Glastonbury, telling the present its “a nightmare” stepping into the world-renowned Somerset competition due to the single-track roads.
Rob even modifies the American RV’s to go well with English tastes, similar to altering the work tops and and placing tea mugs in for Brits that love a brew.
The trailer is then “introduced” to punters – with towels, a stocked fridge and posh soaps within the bogs so as to add that luxurious end.
And he even places some extent on the bathroom rolls for that added style of the highlife.
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