After months on our test fleet and touring far and wide, what do we make of the Bailey Pegasus Ancona? You'll have to click here to find out!
Bailey Pegasus Ancona verdict
- Thread starter LizziePope
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Looks a very good family layout and I would have loved something similar when we had the family with us. I do not like the microwave position though and the front end is not up to the standard of the rest of the market. I would prefer a full size front nearside window but the smaller one probably helps when fitting a porch awning.
Too much dropped from the GT65 equipment list for us to consider looking at the current Pegasus. Yes it looks better for being white but that's where it ends for us. When we went and looked at them we were hugely disappointed 
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Any vans with fixed bunks are a no no once the children are much over 5'. Potential purchasers really need to consider this point before purchasing.
.Any vans with fixed bunks are a no no once the children are much over 5'. Potential purchasers really need to consider this point before purchasing.
Martin24 said:Too much dropped from the GT65 equipment list for us to consider looking at the current Pegasus. Yes it looks better for being white but that's where it ends for us. When we went and looked at them we were hugely disappointed
Any vans with fixed bunks are a no no once the children are much over 5'. Potential purchasers really need to consider this point before purchasing.
At 5' 10'' I would have thought the bunk beds would be used well past the 5 year mark.
5' not 5 years .
The length of the bunks is rarely the issue of course but flexibility of the child for access and usefulness as not able to sit up and read etc.
.The length of the bunks is rarely the issue of course but flexibility of the child for access and usefulness as not able to sit up and read etc.
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