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If it doesn't have any obvious 'branding' on it, maybe it's simply had a custom repaint/refurb. Cant thing of any caravan manufacturers who don't emblazon brand and/or model graphics quite large to make ID fairly easy.
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As well is two words!
How does a sage know everything about everything? or does he? or does he just think he does?
Remember, if you buy something you bought it, not brought it.
Can't put photos on here, too technical for me. I will get OH to go and have a look. Looks like it has been painted over, not well. No visible writing of any kind. I don't know why anyone would want to paint their caravan battleship grey.
Quote: Originally posted by Mrs. Bonce on 04/1/2025
...... I don't know why anyone would want to paint their caravan battleship grey.
Post last edited on 04/01/2025 14:49:59
Think that rather depends upon who you work for! There are are no doubt countless 'objects' painted the same colour as assorted council street furniture, post/telephone box red, or indeed 'battleship' grey etc. etc.!!!!!
Always 'confused' me as a kid, why next door had endless items (including house doors!) that were such a 'similar' colour as all the council properties! ... and yes, he was a council employee!
A neighbour of ours in the late 1960’s who worked at Aston Martin at Newport Pagnell built his own caravan from scratch and that was sprayed Aston Martin Grey which stood out in those days.
If caravan manufacturers wanted to be different by veering away from the standard white finish, I don't understand why they don't choose green. After all, if most caravans were green they wouldn't stand out like sore thumbs on a nice, rural, peaceful, environmentally friendly site!
Of home made units: my first caravan, purchased (well) used in the mid 80s was home made, and had been originally painted off-white/beige. I painted it a fairly pale green and lots of people commented on how nice it looked. A sweet little thing, 10ft long, 4 berth (yes, really!) no water tap, just a little 2 burner hob and gas lights!
Wish I'd never sold it now, but even technically 4 berth it was a bit of a crush as the family grew, although we did have a fairly big awning, which helped.
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