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 ·  Posted: 02.08.2023  ·  #1
Hi all I am looking at a 2008 Renault Challenger Eden 312 tomorrow.
I would appreciate any advice that any one might have about them.
As far as I know they are a rear wheel drive.
On this model the rear wheels are sitting inside the body. It looks like a twin wheel rear with only one wheel on.
Very little information on the net about them. Thanks.
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 ·  Posted: 02.08.2023  ·  #2
If you were buying a 15 year old car, a lot of your concerns would be on the mileage v’s service history. Main concern regarding the Motorhome is damp. Check every nook and cranny, if you have a damp meter, even better. Also check underneath, especially behind the wheels. Then it is down to personal taste and does the set up work for you. Good luck and I hope it works out.
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 ·  Posted: 03.08.2023  ·  #3
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Hi all I am looking at a 2008 Renault Challenger Eden 312 tomorrow.
I would appreciate any advice that any one might have about them.
As far as I know they are a rear wheel drive.
On this model the rear wheels are sitting inside the body. It looks like a twin wheel rear with only one wheel on.
Very little information on the net about them. Thanks.
Seamus.


I don't think any Renault masters are rear wheel drive,
The rear wheels are set in because the body is full width could be up to 2.28mtr wide, probably 300/400 mm wider then the master chassis.
A lot of profiles and A class motorhomes are the same. Typical irish, don't consider giving the dementions in an Add.
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 ·  Posted: 03.08.2023  ·  #4
I had an 08 Knaus on a Renault Master chassis and it was def front wheel drive. I also found it to be a very comfortable drive and better than the 14yr Boxer I had after it
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 ·  Posted: 03.08.2023  ·  #5
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Hi all I am looking at a 2008 Renault Challenger Eden 312 tomorrow.
I would appreciate any advice that any one might have about them.
As far as I know they are a rear wheel drive.
On this model the rear wheels are sitting inside the body. It looks like a twin wheel rear with only one wheel on.
Very little information on the net about them. Thanks.
Seamus.


I don't think any Renault masters are rear wheel drive,
The rear wheels are set in because the body is full width could be up to 2.28mtr wide, probably 300/400 mm wider then the master chassis.
A lot of profiles and A class motorhomes are the same. Typical irish, don't consider giving the dementions in an Add.


There are heavier versions of the Master which are rear wheel drive (double wheels) and range up to 4.5t. GVW.
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