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I visited the NEC yesterday and saw both new Pennines. The folding caravan has potential and it was useful that only a few meters away was the Gobur and Trigano Silver stands for comparison. In short, they all have their merrits and their limitations. I'd loveto have the opportunity of trialing all three.
Also saw the Quartz 2+2 with toilet compartment. That is neat and still retains character and a lot of space. I think this is going to be a major seller for Pennine as it will fit into most garages, smaller base unit but now with the convenience of the larger units.
I was blown away by the Eldis 304 caravan. Petite, light and very well designed. If I was to go over to the dark side it would be this one as weight and load equates with the FCs, and Pop-tops. I never new that there were so many motorhome and campervan makers!
------------- Mavericks don't get to lead the herd - not that they want to!
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