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11/8/2015 at 10:48pm
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Afraid I can't agree with the last comment. Every Continental I have ever seen / worked on, from the mid 90's onwards, has had a fridge installed.
In 2006 (as with most of that period) the standard fridge of choice was the Dometic RM4200. This was definitely being used in 2002, and was still in used in 2010, so it's a fairly safe bet it was also being installed in 2006.
Also, all Cruisers made by Pennine (post 2003) had mains electric, to the best of my knowledge.
You can buy the mains installation kits quite cheaply these days, with everything you need. Not wishing to be patronising, as I apply this rule to myself as well, but, where mains electrics are concerned, I tend to work on the general rule that; if you have to ask, you probably shouldn't be doing it yourself.
When it comes to gas or mains electric, I, personally, always leave it to the experts (and I'm in the trade).
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12/8/2015 at 9:04am
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You're wrong on this occasion, the Pennine Continental FC we're talking about came out in '07. Same size - & canvas - as a Sterling, but on a lighter chassis with no fitted electrics & a foot pump.
It was meant as an economic step up from camping for those that already had most of the kit.
Agreed, on the post 2007 models, which is why I only made a comment on the last post, not the previous ones, as it implied that the Cruisers, generally, didn't have a fridge or electrics, and, of course, the one the OP is looking at is a 2006.
However, I was equally unclear in my response, as I didn't differentiate between the models either. The post 2007 were entry level models (logical, as, prior to that, they were too close to the Sterling to justify a separate model) but the 2006 and prior models (such as the one the OP is looking at) were fitted with fridge and electrics as standard. When I said the RM4200 was still in use in 2010, I meant that it was still being used by Pennine, rather than, specifically, in the Cruiser, and, therefore, it was likely that it would have been used in the 2006 models too. 
Post last edited on 12/08/2015 09:23:18
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