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Quote: Originally posted by phil75 on 27/5/2007

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I'm looking to buy a Pennine Sterling Camper (priced at £6995) and went to see a dealer yersterday. He offered me an alternative of the Pennine Continental (priced at £4995) stating that the only difference between them was the fact that the Sterling has electric hook up and the Continental doesn't. He further stated that he could sell me a hook up set for £70 therefore saving me best part of £2000. Is this the case that this is the only difference between the 2 models? I would appreciate any views or recommendations on this, as I'm brand spanking new to this camping malarky!

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Caseys's Outdoor Leisure have the 2007 Continental at £4995. They dont state the cost of the additional awning on the website this year - but I remember last year it was an additonal £800 for the full awning. It's another £299 if you want an extension/annexe and more still for the bed skirts.

If it were me, I'd take the showroom model with the awning thrown in. Then again, I'd look to buy one a couple of years old (like I did....in Dec 06 I bought a 2005 model - making it just 13 months old for £3500 with full awning, the electrics fitted professionally and loads of accessories, like a combicool fridge) - trouble is, they are few and far between. Found ours on preloved.co.uk

Phil,

I have a second hand Pullman for sale. There is a brief advert on this site (http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/classads/forsale/view.asp?ad=7-5-8-16112&subj=Pennine+Pullman).

Not sure if you are still looking. If you want new caseys have always been very good.