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their are a few members on here that have them and they all swear by them,

they may not be top of the range but they are dam good quality for their price

boy are they big .

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/chatter/display_topic_threads.asp?ForumID=10&TopicID=19892&PagePosition=1

I hope it helps

This years colours area bit more pleasing to the eyes than the 2003 model that I've got. The blue and biege colours work much better than the strange blue walls, green roof and vinyl mudwalls and the yellow window frames and blinds that I've got. Mind you on a crowded site it sure stands out from all the muted colours around it.

Brytonrock.

Hi Graham

I have a 400se (2004) its absolutely brilliant , it takes some getting used to putting up at first , but the time you'll have once its up is beyond belief , the beauty of the beast is in the awnings capability of being able to choose what you want from the TT , we had it about 4 months and done three trips of 4 days at a time a more, been in high winds and loads of rain and keeps on saying "bring it on", the only advise I would give is if its wet when you need to pack down , then before you buy think about whether you have a spare room or reasonable to garden to dry the canvas before putting it away again , we had had to take the main trailer canvas and the awning indoors for drying twice this year and to be honest we don't have a big home but we managed fine and were to put the canvas back on the trailer with no hassle.

I would also recommend that if your going to store it outside on a drive or hardstanding then make a shelter for it for winter, but take the canvas off and air the trailer every six weeks or so , plus get a wheel clamp.

 Happy camping.

Hi Graham,

    We have a 2003 model and it is brilliant. Stood up to storms in Cornwall this year with no problems at all . We are lucky to have a garden big enough to dry out in if we take down wet . It is a bit of a monster.   

                                             Clive