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Subject Topic: winter cover for FC Post Reply Post New Topic
07/3/2007 at 5:46pm
 Location: The Lakes
 Outfit: lunar chateau 470 gelert lakesbury 5
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hi I need a  winter storage breathable cover for my FC I have seen some at pennine ETC bur I cant find one for under £170 are they this price everywhere???, or does anyone know of one cheeper somewhere I have tried google ETC but with no success, many thanks in advance Gary...I will buy one for £170 but if you dont ask!!!

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Easter: Haggerston Castle
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Summer hols:Home Farm & Perran sands


07/3/2007 at 6:31pm
 Location: Newark-on-trent
 Outfit: Abi Ace Harmony(back to a FC soon)
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They are made only by pennine i beleive as we had to wait for ours as they only made 13 per month so we where told on the telephone.

Pennine Have the market cornered so you have to pay stupid money.



07/3/2007 at 10:04pm
 Location: Essex
 Outfit: pennine pullman
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Hi Garry, i had the same problem looking for a cover for my new Riva destiny,after searching loads of different websites without success, i decided to buy a breathable caravan cover from towsure. The smallest one they sell is (10 to13 foot) and cut off the bottom section leaving enough to hang past the lower edge of the camper and leaving the three straps attached to anchor it down it is also long enough to cover the towhitch, there are zips on each corner of the cover that will need to be stitched or glued before cutting the bottom from the cover. For £57.00 well worth the time taken.

Sorry £75.00. Not £57.00  



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07/3/2007 at 10:19pm
 Location: Herefordshire
 Outfit: pennine pathfinder 2003
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We bit the bullet and bought the real thing. I have to say I am pleased with the quality and fit but the price is excessive.

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08/3/2007 at 12:12am
 Location: yorkshire
 Outfit: Pennine Pullman F. camper
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Our P Pullman lives under a £20 tarp from Screwfix. The sheet is so big it is folded double and secured with polypropelene cord also from Screwfix.

This keeps the unit dry and clean whilst allowing air to circulate. This is the third year we have used this and it keeps the unit cleaner than putting it in one of the garages. 



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08/3/2007 at 2:00am
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we use a tarp tied down, have you looked at tent valeting services.


09/3/2007 at 1:20pm
 Location: Sunderland
 Outfit: Pennine Pathfinder
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We purchased a winter cover from the pennine website.  It cost £159.00 + postage and packing.  We received it within 5 working days.

We had approached Barrons who said there would be a six week wait, and it was going to cost more than pennine.

You may be able to get one via ebay, they come up every so often.



10/3/2007 at 6:50pm
 Location: Nottingham
 Outfit: kimberley coachman amara 380 2
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Hi there guys we purchased a car cover from argos for £14.99 had it on all winter and took it off today. The baby is as good as new........only down fall is you need to use a ball of string to tie it down, but it saved us paying out megga bucks........


10/3/2007 at 8:14pm
 Location: Lancashire
 Outfit: None Entered
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Ours cost us £120 in 2004 purchased at same time as trailer from Barrons but we always cover trailer with it when not in use ,expensive but it does the job and got it through 2 Winters so far without any problems.


10/3/2007 at 9:19pm
 Location: Calne Wiltshire
 Outfit: Conway Crusader
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I opened our Cruiser today for the first time in 11 weeks. We bought it in October and only got away twice before we had to put her away for Winter.

She has to stay outside and I took the advice offered on here re: using flowerpots to elevate the transport cover for ventilation and a £9 tarp from B&Q over it. We took out all mattresses, cushions, curtains and inner tents and put in one of those moisture absorber things.


Thank you X 100!!!!   I opened her up today and she was as fab as when we closed down in November! Not even the slightest of damp, no fusty smell, nothing!


I am all excited now and filled with glee at where will go in her this year. My best purchase ever!



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