Hi, just lost out on a Dandy, but now have seen a Pennine Fiesta 1998 with awning in good condition for £1, 700. There's me (6ft 5, my wife and 2 kids (1 and 4). Would like some advice on: a/ is this a good price? b/ is the Fiesta big enough for 4? 3/ any other advice you have.
sorry to be negative but i would say not big enough
we are also a family of four like yourselves and did have a pennine apollo, very similar to the fiesta and it wasn't anything like big enough for us so we sold it and bought a millenium suncamp. This is a much bigger unit like a pullman or sterling and it is brilliant.
Honestly found the apollo to be a nightmare in terms of space and setting up for four of us.
Hi, unlike others i think it would be a good bye,providing it is really in good condition and does not have any rips or tears.we have a 97 fiesta and i think it would be ok as we dont have any problems as we also are 2+2.
I've just been away for 2 weeks in our Fiesta (me, wife, mother in law, and 2 sons (14 and 11 years old)), Space not a problem with awning up, Its plenty big enough for 4 of us for a weekend without awning, I'm 6'1" and fit bed no problem but you may find your feet touching cloth as it were. We think our Fiesta seems a bit tardis like it appears bigger on inside than it looks on the outside.
We have had our fiesta for 9 years now and find there is plenty of room for 2+2 with the awning up. Although you can get away without the awning for stop overs.
We spent 4 days in our Fiesta with our two grandsons age 8 & 10. There was plenty of room with the awning up. I think it would have been a bit of a squash during the day without the awning.
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Topic: Pennine Fiesta 1998
