Went to see them today, horrible! URGGHHH! and as they are made and sold at the same place, you have to sign in and then have someone show you around (they were very nice though). No wardrobe space and they didn't have the new twin axle which I wanted to see. Did get some bargains at Go Outdoors and Sports Direct afterwards though so not a wasted journey.
We went to see them at Bedford thats not where they are made. They are made at Flixborough and no they are not horrible if only I could afford one. They are so different, and well made well after seeing many other makes over the past few weeks as least bits did not fall off them like some vans I could mention.
I wouldn't want one myself as I prefer continental caravans, but top marks to them for trying to introduce something different into the unadventurous world of UK caravans.
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We saw one last year at the NEC and we thought they were horrible too. I didnt' like the colour and they didn't seem that well made either :(
Was that the Go Outdoors in Bedford? We went a couple of weeks ago and really liked it there :)
So much to look at, though i was disappointed that they didn't have really large family tents to look at but could see their point of view in that in only displaying the smaller tents more could be seen.
Quote: Originally posted by ashwellgirl on 03/11/2010
We saw one last year at the NEC and we thought they were horrible too. I didnt' like the colour and they didn't seem that well made either :(
Was that the Go Outdoors in Bedford? We went a couple of weeks ago and really liked it there :)
So much to look at, though i was disappointed that they didn't have really large family tents to look at but could see their point of view in that in only displaying the smaller tents more could be seen.
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