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13/6/2006 at 8:36am
Location: Scotland. Outfit: Conway Camargue Lots of Vangos. .
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Most trailer tents sleep four in the upper cabin...2 x double or kingsize beds. Then you can add an undertent beneath one or both bedboards. Depending on the size of the undertent it can either hold two children/one adult in comfort, or two adults in extreme cosyness. In my limited experience it`s not the size of the upper bedboard that dictates the size of the undertent...its where the legs are attached to the bedboard. In my old Conway TT the legs are attached about a foot in from the edge, so the undertent ends up about three feet wide. But I have access to both underbed areas and two original underbed tents (these are often not both included with either second hand or new TTs, so check, otherwise singles are £24 from Argos)) thus I have a genuine 6-8 berth.
Of course, you can always sleep another person in the well of the cabin on an airbed if you only have the main unit up. And you can sleep plenty of folk out in the awning, with or without an interior pod in place. (They sell these in the Argos catalogue.) Very modern TTs can also have a bedroom annexe that zips into one of the side panels.
There`s lots of really good deals out there at the moment on second hand TTs. You can get a reliable old faithful in sound but used condition for three or four hundred pounds to see if you like it, then upgrade if desired. Of the older TT`s, Conways tend to hold their value better than lesser known makes. After about 1995, Raclet, Conway and Cabanon are the makes to go for. SunnCamps are just beginning to appear on the second-hand market.
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13/6/2006 at 2:00pm
Location: Cheshire Outfit: Pennine Pathfinder
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Hi Niall,
we've just ventured into the world of FC and have got a 2005 Pennine Pathfinder, this is actually marketed as a 6 berth without the awning. There are two full size double beds at either end and then the seatin area converts to a double big enough for two also. Having said that it would be really cramped at bed time when you were all trying to get ready for bed at the same time. They are a bit more pricier but it does have the benefit of it's own washroom and toilet. Worth a look round for some of the older models though if your budget is fixed as they are very well made and will last a lifetime.
Happy Hunting.
Brian.
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