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Quote: Originally posted by oliver67 on 08/3/2009

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Well i have a teardrop trailer for sale 400 kg if you want to go down this route i used a 1.2 to tow see pic on my home site!

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Quote: Originally posted by wayne1983 on 09/3/2009

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Quote: Originally posted by sunvalleysue on 09/3/2009

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A good low weight one is the Commanche Montana,I think it
is only about 290Kg.
We had one for 8 years and was very impressed with it.make sure you get one with brakes especially having a small car.

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Oh right didnt realise with the breaks, would that dandy i mentioned been for sale have them?. I see your from sheffield too, is there any places you can view tt or fc in sheffield cheers.

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all the dandys have brakes fitted..

Quote: Originally posted by art b on 09/3/2009

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Quote: Originally posted by wayne1983 on 09/3/2009

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Quote: Originally posted by sunvalleysue on 09/3/2009

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A good low weight one is the Commanche Montana,I think it

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is only about 290Kg.
We had one for 8 years and was very impressed with it.make sure you get one with brakes especially having a small car.

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Oh right didnt realise with the breaks, would that dandy i mentioned been for sale have them?. I see your from sheffield too, is there any places you can view tt or fc in sheffield cheers.

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all the dandys have brakes fitted..

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If it's a 4 berth Dandy Dart they weigh in at 350Kg net, 500Kg max gross.  The older Dandy 4 is going to be similar.

The Comanche Montana is lighter (395 Kg max) but I think brakes are optional on them, so it might be difficult to find a second hand one that has them fitted?

Steve

Or try this lightweight Camp-let

http://www.camperlands.co.uk/trailer_tents/camplet.html

Or try this cute little baby

http://www.camperlands.co.uk/trailer_tents/campmaster/campmaster.html

A couple of cheap Dandy 4 berth campers on E Bay at the moment.

Here & Here

A real back to basics vintage one here.

Don't dismiss an old one.  They tend to be well looked after.

Steve.