"there is a hobby dealer in ambergate. They a nice van depends what you want to pull about and what motor you have ."
and if you want to go on sites as some don't let them on

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By *ruebameMan over a year ago

from the womb and tryout to get back

I got a elddis as most of the camping club recommended them seen a few swifts with damp and only a couple years old buy a good damp meter if your looking for a second hand one

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By *uxom redCouple over a year ago

Shrewsbury

"I got a elddis as most of the camping club recommended them seen a few swifts with damp and only a couple years old buy a good damp meter if your looking for a second hand one

Caravan dealers will do a pdi so any issues would be raised then.

Most caravans have issues with damp due to the nature of how they are made.

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By *yromanMan over a year ago

Bristol

All British caravans are poorly made and have bad after sales service - go for a German one - fendt, tabbert or burstner are the best makes and if you pick one up from the manufacturer you will save a load of money - trust me I have had them all and the only ones worth bothering with are German ones

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By *uxom redCouple over a year ago

Shrewsbury

"there is a hobby dealer in ambergate. They a nice van depends what you want to pull about and what motor you have . and if you want to go on sites as some don't let them on

That's the problem with the German makes, & the stigma that come with owning one, a lot of touting parks will not let you on site with the as quoted above yes well built & better quality (although lower specification)

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