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The only issue in Europe would be the loading gauge possibly being too big, but that's specific to this car, not specific to making your own custom car. And wi
by p_l 5y ago
The only issue in Europe would be the loading gauge possibly being too big, but that's specific to this car, not specific to making your own custom car.
And with motorhome you're not going to take trips to tiny old city roads anyway, so you can go big.
Your only practical issue is that you need to have C-class driver license for many bigger motorhomes, due to weight limits on normal B-class driver's license. (C-class is trucks, including semi-trailer tractors)
- repiret 5y agoThat's amusing, in the US, its the other way around: Class C is for regular autos while Class A is for tractor trailers. (Class B is for heavy vehicles not towing, like buses or large delivery trucks)
- zrail 5y agoYou also don't need a special license unless you're driving commercially. Anybody can drive a motorhome of any size.
- repiret 5y agoThat’s not entirely true. Most (all?) states have exemptions that let you drive a motor home with a class C license. But you still can’t drive a bus or tractor trailer, even non-commercially.
- yencabulator 5y agoAbsolutely not true. Some examples: In California, you need a special license to drive anything 40 feet or longer. In Texas, you need a special license to drive anything with max weight over 26,000 lbs.