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Quote: Originally posted by PigletandTigger on 04/5/2011

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Quote: Originally posted by 3madboyz on 04/5/2011something will appear and you know it will be the right one for you

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If the right tent is out there, how come most of us have so many tents

I think it's like shoes, you can never have too many

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Quote: Originally posted by PigletandTigger on 04/5/2011

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Quote: Originally posted by 3madboyz on 04/5/2011

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something will appear and you know it will be the right one for you

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If the right tent is out there, how come most of us have so many tents

I think it's like shoes, you can never have too many

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Because some of us are still looking .....................................

Nah - I think I've at last found mine - I've just acquired rather a lot of 'almost the right ones' along the way!

 Now that I've got some more info can i remove this thread so I've got a bit less competition .

by the way i have two profiles, one at work one at work. I wish i could merge them

Is there any truth in the suggestion that the A class are the best Cabanons, ie the Athena and the Aruba, the C Class are middling like the     and the E Class like the Elodie are the entry level or older ones. Like Mercedes but in reverse.

If this is the case where do the M's like Montepellier and the Marina fit in?

The canvas of the C's, the M's and the A's seem very much the same to me - my Calais, Aruba and Montpellier had the same sort of weight & feel. Don't know about the E's - haven't had one. Not necessarily the size either as the Atlantic is small. I think it's more to do with the age of the model. Having said that, the early Antiguas have been around for a while.

Where would the Isabelle fit in?????  And the Scenario??? Barbados??? Guadeloupe??? Noumea???

I think Cabanon originally had a plan then it all went a bit haywire!