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Ebay is really easy to do.

Just push the sell button and it will guide you through.

I love buying and selling on ebay. Have some camping gear on there at the moment as we are selling our tent and kitchen bits as we are looking at buying a folding camper, which we may very well buy from ebay. There was a lovely one that sold last week about 5 miles from us. I love the buzz of how many people are watching, how many people have viewed it etc. If you do put it on ebay, I wouldn't bother with a reserve, (as this costs extra to do), just start at around the price you are looking for it.

Good Luck

Thanks everyone for the helpful advice, it seems like ebay gets the winning vote by what most of you have to say. I will have to make some time & get it on. We have a manic few weeks coming up as we are getting married 23rd August, but we are camping (maybe for the last time ) on 8th Aug. Could take some good pics then ready for it to go on?

Good luck on your wedding!

Claire

Quote: Originally posted by claire1980 on 02/7/2008

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Hi there, I'm just wondering if anybody could help please? We are hoping to upgrade to a caravn in the next few months ,  

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What do you mean by 'hoping to upgrade from a tent' exactly????

Are tenters inferior to caravaners then? ...... 'coz I think not!!!!!!

Quote: Originally posted by Green Pesto on 03/7/2008

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Quote: Originally posted by claire1980 on 02/7/2008

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Hi there, I'm just wondering if anybody could help please? We are hoping to upgrade to a caravn in the next few months ,  

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What do you mean by 'hoping to upgrade from a tent' exactly????

Are tenters inferior to caravaners then? ...... 'coz I think not!!!!!!

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Camping, IMHO is done under canvas, the only other way to kip in a field legally is in a TT and this is`nt camping it`s caravanning, but while we both poke fun at each other, no other holiday comes close, and in two weeks me and the Brats will be under canvas in Cornwall, pitched next to someone in a TT who will be gobsmacked by the amount of space we have !!!

I think Angie is actually spot one there.  Keep the tent, at least for now.  There may be times when you fancy a nylon holiday instead of a tinny one.  I love tents but have considered buying a caravan for all the obvious reasons (weather being the main one), now however it looks like it might actaully be a pretty expensive option with fuel prices etc.  Even if I did buy a caravan I would still want to go away with the tent occasionally because its just an experience in itself.

But, of course, if you can get good money for the Vermont then why not, maybe you could buy a little weekend tent to fill the gap.

Clare