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18/6/2008 at 5:18pm
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Quote: Originally posted by saunderela on 18/6/2008

I know they are not cheap but I would definately get or make a front storage box as this can add valuable space as well for battery, fridge, pegs etc.




To be honest, if you are the sort of person who worries about spending a fair whack of money to get the very very best, I would say the Camp-Let is probably not for you! They do seem to be the Rolls Royce of trailer tents, by which I mean expensive, exclusive, superbly built and slightly quirky.

Me, I'm a Raclet man, which I would equate to a Volvo - reasonably cheap, not terribly stylish and built like a brick outhouse.

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18/6/2008 at 9:42pm
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Well in that case I reckon my Combi must be a vintage tractor - expensive when it was new but lasts a lifetime of rugged use.

I get everything I need either in it or on it - all I need to add for a get away is the kids, dogs, clothes and coolbox with perishables in.



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