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Even some of the folding campers/trailer tents are around 7 feet wide so choice is limited. Some Eriba models were just under 7 feet wide but to be manageable I'd want at least 6 inches clearance down each side, even that will require careful manouvering dependent on the length it has to travel. If it has to stay parked in the driveway then access to the interior won't be possible.
There were narrower older models (I THINK Lunar and Avondale did some 6' 6" models) but again, it'll still be tight.
Does your measurement include any window-sills, drain pipes etc as they will also need to be considered.
There were narrower older models (I THINK Lunar and Avondale did some 6' 6" models) but again, it'll still be tight.
Does your measurement include any window-sills, drain pipes etc as they will also need to be considered.
Cheers dusty. Nothing really in particular just a decent caravan to travel this country with the Mrs and kids. ill have a look at the ones you've mentioned. Can you think of a particular Eriba model.
Thanks Gary. The problem i have is the chimney breast down on driveway without it id have around an extra 10inch. can you think of a perticular lunar or avondale i could look at.
It’s probably best to look at the Eriba brochures Mick. They are quirky, not particularly cheap and some will,say space is at a premium. As you have kids too I suspect space will be important.
Looking at it from another angle why do you want to store at home rather than a storage site ? Width wouldn’t be a problem ?
Also I suggest you physically look at as many layouts as you can before making your final decision as we all have different requirements.
Looking at it from another angle why do you want to store at home rather than a storage site ? Width wouldn’t be a problem ?
Also I suggest you physically look at as many layouts as you can before making your final decision as we all have different requirements.
The narrow Avondale's were the Dart range but they stopped trading several years ago. Seeing as your "pinch point" is only the chimney breast it should make maneuvering round it a BIT easier. The Erbia Touring models were about 6' 10" wide but I can't remember if they did a 4 berth? Certainly seen a 3 berth.
Some Coachman models from the mid 1990's (the Mirage range) were 7' wide. but you'd need to ensure that wasn't just the bodyshell as the windows tend to stick out a bit further due to their blown/bulbous design.
Some Coachman models from the mid 1990's (the Mirage range) were 7' wide. but you'd need to ensure that wasn't just the bodyshell as the windows tend to stick out a bit further due to their blown/bulbous design.
Try here for some ideas on widths, but obviously double check the widths quoted are correct:
https://www.gocaravanning.com/caravan-specs/caravan-data.html
https://www.gocaravanning.com/caravan-specs/caravan-data.html
Thanks for the link great help
Come on! Anything's possible if you try, just like these lads (some of the language is a bit colourful so watch with the sound off if easily offended):
See #6 😜😎 Mick hasn’t come back on that one yet.
