After a long saga our new Fleetwood Heritage has arrived. Its a 640ES but with an altered rear end. We have kids and dogs so the fixed bed was out and a side dinette and day bed with a bunk over it added. (Fleetwood are to introduce this in the Meridian having liked the layout)
The build quality seems to have benn spot on, having been driven down from Manchester to Sussex (another story)there are no missing screws, no loose fittings or the like. We have had a Reich mover fitted which is great and works well, although speed humps are going to be a bit of a challenge. I have had a play with reversing it and getting used to a twin axle and it sits behind my Disco3 really well even when empty.
I'm a person who is quick to criticise, but a big thankyou to Droylsdon Caravans who ended up supplying the van after the original dealer lost his premises and a huge thanks to Richard Allen at Fleetwood for seeing things through!
I'm off to the New Forest on Friday for the weekend and then at the end of July we are going on a trip taking in the gamefair at Broadlands, Exmoor and then onto Exeter, lets hope I am still as happy then!!!
The build quality seems to have benn spot on, having been driven down from Manchester to Sussex (another story)there are no missing screws, no loose fittings or the like. We have had a Reich mover fitted which is great and works well, although speed humps are going to be a bit of a challenge. I have had a play with reversing it and getting used to a twin axle and it sits behind my Disco3 really well even when empty.
I'm a person who is quick to criticise, but a big thankyou to Droylsdon Caravans who ended up supplying the van after the original dealer lost his premises and a huge thanks to Richard Allen at Fleetwood for seeing things through!
I'm off to the New Forest on Friday for the weekend and then at the end of July we are going on a trip taking in the gamefair at Broadlands, Exmoor and then onto Exeter, lets hope I am still as happy then!!!
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