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Why do you want such a big van?? twice as much to insure, more fuel to tow, bigger tow car required etc. Anyway, enough of the negative. Caravanning is brill but for it to be worth it you need to use the van fairly frequently. It is no use just wheeling it out for 2 weeks at July and then...

Unlike your windows at home, those on your van are not a sealed unit. It is quite normal for the windows to mist up but as long as they clear again in a few days it is not a problem. Outside temperature dropping when the inside of your van is warm makes it happen. Put your windows on night or...

YES I AGREE WITH THE OTHERS. DON'T GO SILLY BECAUSE YOU NEED TO CONSIDER INSURANCE, STORAGE AND TOWABILITY ETC. IF I WERE IN YOUR ENVIABLE POSITION I WOULD LOOK AT SOME OF THE BAILEY RANGERS AND PAGEANTS. ALSO BEAR IN MIND THAT SOME SITES DON'T OR CAN'T TAKE HUGE VANS SO SOMETIMES IT IS BEST TO...

if you have a bailey wyoming under bailey warranty then you must get it serviced in line with bailey requirements at a Bailey dealer or your warranty will be invalid. Of course this does nort apply if it was bought as a used van with an insurance company backed warranty.ALSO you need to look...

if you have a bailey wyoming under bailey warranty then you must get it serviced in line with bailey requirements at a Bailey dealer or your warranty will be invalid. Of course this does nort apply if it was bought as a used van with an insurance company backed warranty.ALSO you need to look...

the van is just on the limit for towing with a normal vehicle. you may want to consider though that it needs a wider gateway, some sites aren't geared up for wide vans etc etc

IF YOU CONTACT READ CARAVANS ON 01254 694311 THEY WILL ARRANGE FOR YOU TO HAVE YOUR WINDOW TAKEN OUT AND SENT AWAY TO EECO FOR ONE TO BE MADE USING YOURS AS A TEMPLATE. AS MICHAEL SAYS IT TAKES ABOUT 2 WEEKS TO COME BACK.

buy them!!!!!! I don't really know what you mean when you say is it worth the expense? They are only

mmmm... that's a tough one . Do you go for a new van ie. new layout this year or stick to a tried and tested favourite. Well I would say the Bretagne is the one to choose. Why? Well there is the added advantage of the side dinette being there to have a brew and use as extra worktop space. Also...

t-cut is great but takes some doing. More to the point, if this van has been through a car wash or similar what has this done to the seals? I'd look elsewhere mate if I were you.

abi and abbey are completely different brands. Abbey are still produced by the mighty Swift group and ABI's er... aren't! ABI still exist as far as aftersales goes and still build statics but not tourers. totally different beasts altogether mate.