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Well, it had to be done. We have just upgraded our first 1991 Pennine Pullman to a 2004 Pathfinder and I am now really excited for the pending (with everything crossed) hot summer weather we are so long overdue. We are picking her up on 26th and are camping on the following weekend.
Im looking for hints and tips for erecting/taking down and general living with a pathfinder. Problem is that although I have seen the pathfinder websites instructional video, until we get her home and play, this is a world away from our first unit and im a bit nervous!
Heres to many happy camping times ahead x
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Leila
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Topic: Yay! New Camper
not much difference to the pullman just everything is that bit bigger and there's the loo ! and hot water. The gas struts make it easier too than the older pullmans.
