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what price are they looking for the clubman? We have just brought a pennine pullman that I think replaced the clubman. Got it off ebay in excellent condition and for less than a grand, the guy was too honest with a list as long as your arm of faults,which I think really put people off bidding but they was only cosmetic interior minor faults that we wouldn't off even noticed if he hadn't had pointed them out on collection,but nothing to hinder the use of it straight away for use.Felt really guilty as I know how much these go for and really hold the price.. We had a TT first and was a mission to erect between the 4 of us. So now that the kids are growing up and it's just me and him I decided to sell and buy this and is fantastic all erected within 30mins max haven't tried to do awning yet as there is plenty of space insde for my hubby,me, our 15 year old growing lad and our german shepherd for weekend use.. it has all luxuries of kitchen units,cupboards,wardrobe,fridge..it's like having a caravan without having to pay for storage fee's if you haven't got the room to store it as it fits in garage and it tows like a dream...would recommend anybody to buy folding camper..good luck with your buy...
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Topic: PENNINE CLUBMAN
