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29/6/2005 at 1:35pm
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Hi

My tent, family and I are off to France (Auvergne) in a couple of weeks and i need to purchase a camping gaz 907 bottle. I have just been to my local stockist and he is quoting £40 for an empty one and £51 for a full one. This is more than the cooker cost!!! How much should i be looking to pay?

Am i best buying one in france? Are they cheaper and easier to come across over there? Please bear in mind I cannot leave anything to chance, i definetly need one.

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29/6/2005 at 2:02pm
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Sounds a huge amount. Suggest you ring round camping and caravanning places and compare costs.  Alternatively try your local recycling depot, they sometimes have empty ones for a few pounds.

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I used 907 in the motorhome and they are cheaper in France and readily available at the campsites.

Cheapest of all was Andorra.



30/6/2005 at 12:34am
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hi,

 try your local dumps, recycling places, call in 2- times a day if you have to.

you can get them but you have to pay about 3 quid a bottle, then just change them for full ones.

cost about 10-11 quid.

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30/6/2005 at 8:37am
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I will try this but I am not guaranteed to get one within the time I have available.

How easy are they to obtain in France and are they cheaper? 



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30/6/2005 at 9:25am
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> readily available at the campsites <

And even in most large supermarkets. Even smaller supermarkets often have a few of all types of camping gaz tanks.

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30/6/2005 at 11:51am
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I notice on www.campinggaz.com there is a directory of all shops which sell them - including French supermarkets - very useful!


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30/6/2005 at 3:08pm
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> www.campinggaz.com <
One 'g' too much: www.campingaz.com

> directory of all shops which sell them - including French supermarkets - very useful! <
Certainly. But don't go for that list alone. E.g the very small 'Epicerie' of Le Falgoux (Cantal) is not on the list, but I did exchange my gastank (901 and 904)there.
So there are even more stations where they have them.
But at least one can be certain of the addresses indicated in the directory.

And don't forget the tool-shops. They often have them too. If not they will thell you the nearest address where they do have them, usually a few minutes walking.


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30/6/2005 at 10:38pm
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It's cheaper to buy a French gas bottle. A few years back I got a Twinny (6 kgs I think) with a free regulator. The bottle, gas and regulator came to about £10.

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