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First of all I don't have experience of either of the motorhomes so couldn't comment on them in that way. However we used to have a tribute panel van conversion and now have an autocruise accent so there are a few observations that may help! The bailey is a sub 6 metre van where as the tribute is more than 6 metres, this may make a difference for parking or on ferries. The tribute only has two seat belts whereas the bailey has four. It depends if they ever want to carry anyone else for a day out. On the tribute the bed is made up from the sofas at the front so has to be put down each day, whereas the bailey has its bed made up from the sofas at the rear. This means the bed can be left up as there's still the dinner at the front. We do this now in our van as we were finding it a bit tiring putting the bed up and down everyday!! Just a few points but it may help your inlaws.
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Topic: Tribute 615 v bailey approach 615
