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[LizziePope]

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[RayS]

I hope so a I've got one on order.
Main disadvantage is that all the layouts also feature the current fad for big 'skyligh' windows over the centre front conventional window, thus removing 2 useful lockers. Also that the bedroom layout usually does not allow for lockers along the side walls..
This creates a considerable reduction in effective storage space from older more traditional layouts which looks like it may be a problem on long stay ( 3 months+) trips.

 

[Martin24]

Congratulations on your new order Ray, what have you gone for?

 

[Hutch]

Dont like the new ones, I had a Sterling Eccles Jewel with a side bathroom and rear fixed bed , great, but the Boss thought the kitchen area a bit narrow.
Bought a Coachman 545/4 with center Wash, room, and found getting around the bottom of the bed a bit of a pain, so went for the end shower room, in the Coachman 560. Love it, couches are a bit short but so are we,
Won't be changing this van unless it develops serious Damp.

 

[Martin24]

Dont like the new ones, I had a Sterling Eccles Jewel with a side bathroom and rear fixed bed , great, but the Boss thought the kitchen area a bit narrow.
Bought a Coachman 545/4 with center Wash, room, and found getting around the bottom of the bed a bit of a pain, so went for the end shower room, in the Coachman 560. Love it, couches are a bit short but so are we,
Won't be changing this van unless it develops serious Damp.

So new van next year then :lol: :silly:

Seriously though if the access was bad for you two, not a chance of Jenny getting me chucked into bed without a lot of effort. With the side fixed bed she has the knack. :cheer:

 

[Hutch]

Not after having the new back end last year, and all reseald by CM. The 545 was easy access as long as you crawled straight in, but prefer E crawling over me for the 3 am "walkabout" with the side bed.