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Hi, We currently have a 1995 conway cruiser which is great for 2 kids and 2 adults. The only drawback is that I'm 6'5'' and can only fit in the double bed (the seating area converted) be sleeping diagonally. Do you know if any fc's have longer beds?

Thanks, Dai

Quote: Originally posted by tinderboy11 on 27/8/2007

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Hi, We currently have a 1995 conway cruiser which is great for 2 kids and 2 adults. The only drawback is that I'm 6'5'' and can only fit in the double bed (the seating area converted) be sleeping diagonally. Do you know if any fc's have longer beds?

Thanks, Dai

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Those big bad American boys kick sand in the face of someone whose only 6'5" - American style pop ups seem to be the biggest - but oh where to find them?

Anyone know of dealers?

Just another thought...

I currently use a Transcamper. I'm 6'5" too, and my toes don't poke out the sides.

You could probably get one for much less than a Pennine Sterling, etc, etc.

Only snag is you open the top by flipping over the big bed boards on both sides, then crawling inside and putting up the attcahed frame/canvas. This all takes a wee bit longer than I would imagine it does in other types. It's kind of half way between a trailer tent and a folding camper. Hope this helps

 Check out the Trigano 415 DL, Randger we have one and the beds are a whopping

 2.2 metres long.

                        Dave  ( Happy Wanderer )

Hi we have a Conway Countryman, as Lisa posted previously the Countryman like the Fiesta opens up the opposite way, the beds run the full length of the unit, with the door to the back of the trailer.

You obviously have a tighter living area than other models in the Conway/Pullman range but the beds are longer 207cm. The bed length was the main reason I chose the Countryman over other models.

Suggest you get down to a good dealer who should only be too please to let you lie down on the beds (felt a bit daft but I did and made sure I was 100% happy with the ubit we chose) -It is alot of money to spend and not be able to fit comfortably in the bed.

Mark