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Subject Topic: pennine folding camper trailer van
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23/9/2007 at 11:09am
 Location: manchester
 Outfit: looking to buy one
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hi this will be my first time getting a camper trailer tent how are they if you store them out side do they get damp what is best to do ,,,,,all what if it raining when finished holiday and you folding it away it will be wet will this need to be dryed out at home or be ok this is all new to me i would like all your help member who have had the folding trailer van for years thank you



23/9/2007 at 1:22pm
 Location: cheshunt
 Outfit: Ford S Max & Pennine sterling
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My camper is stored in my garage, so I dont have that problem, but I am sure someone will be along shortly with that advice. We have a 2005 sterling and have packed away many times in the rain, the main thing is to unfold the camper as soon as you possibly can when you get home. If we had the awning up  we put this on the line as well.

When you pack up on site in the rain all the curtains and roof linning has to be removed. Our camper has covers (supplied) under the mattress that we pull over the top to keep them dry, we also have a cover that goes over the soft furnishings. That will keep these items dry. Again that is why it is important to open up asap, to make sure they get an airing as well.

This all sounds alot to do, but this summer has given us plenty practice.

Hope that is of some help

Paul



23/9/2007 at 5:56pm
 Location: Lichfield Staffordshire
 Outfit: 2004 Pimped Pennine Pathfinder
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The main thing is to get it open as soon as you can, even if it's a day or two later. it only needs a couple of hours to dry out properly and that doesn't have to be in the sunshine either, and unless it's a brand new one you are buying you don't have to dry the canvas under tension.



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