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Quote: Originally posted by alan126 on 04/9/2009

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probably the same way lunar ended up in french hands for a while before being bought back. I admit the build under adria was crap at times but the later heritage models were class

when was the last time you saw someone on here ask about a 98 bailey or a 94. plenty of mid 90's fleetwoods on the road, plenty of guys asking about them. says it all, most 90's baileys are now converted to self build motorhome interious while the bodies are used in banger racing. folks i am a bit bevvied btw

Yeah nice big van the Heritage trouble is you need a huge 4wheel drive to pull it

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Quote: Originally posted by alan126 on 04/9/2009

yep al, bailey the ford of caravans, really common, look great but you dont often see many 10 year old ones

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Quote: Originally posted by Viggo on 05/9/2009

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Quote: Originally posted by alan126 on 04/9/2009

yep al, bailey the ford of caravans, really common, look great but you dont often see many 10 year old ones

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I can't let that nonsense pass!

Click here and then keep clicking the "next" button to see page after page after page of Bailey caravans on sale now, most over 10 years old and some over 20 years old.

Just the facts, man, just the facts...

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chintz is classy, pink lampshades, pink curtains and pelmets and beech veneer on the woodwork. my garland was actually the 2nd last of that model built in 97

great banter guys

Quote: Originally posted by markfree on 04/9/2009

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From inside the New Bailey Pegasus Website...

TEXT:
We would like to invite members of the caravan media to the Bailey Pegasus
Model Launch on Wednesday 16th September 2009. Please complete and
submit the form below by Tuesday 1st September. Numbers are strictly
limited to two people per invitation. The launch will be held at Heritage Motor 
Centre, Gaydon, Warwickshire.
 
The logo from inside the site was the same as the main front page one, but also had the words...
 
Pegasus - Alu-Tech bodyshell
 
There were no pictures of any vans.

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Quote: Originally posted by akernow on 05/9/2009

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I'm surprised no-one has commented on my above post?

Markfree....Handbags at dawn I thinkjavascript:AddSmileyIcon('')

Perhaps the new caravan will have a lighter weight shell??

I did read the other day that someone had seen a Pegasus in Spain and that it appeared to be constructed differently to existing vans.

Maybe no more damp...what will we talk about?

AK

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Pegasus Alu-Tech bodyshell - Aluminium Bodyshell Seam Welding, I guess no more mastic and nails!

I was just interested to see what was behide the login password on the site. Wasn't that interesting in the end.

if they want damp free why not build of all GRP construction like the boat industry

oh sorry caravans would last 25 years or more then ,no way Baileys will ever do that.

Dave

Quote: Originally posted by alan126 on 04/9/2009

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... anyway this new bailey is going to be a motorhome, transit baased and a ranger interior

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Quote: Originally posted by Draig on 04/9/2009

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Quote: Originally posted by alan126 on 04/9/2009

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yep al, bailey the ford of caravans, really common, look great but you dont often see many 10 year old ones

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And in the case of Fleetwood, no new ones
AL

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Oi !!!

It's a caravan according to OH who has been avidly googling it.  Apparently it was seen in prototype version in France over the summer?

Ali

Quote: Originally posted by Viggo on 06/9/2009

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I've no real idea what "Alu Tech" means - another mystery - but hopefully it will mean body construction that's both tougher and lighter. Either one would be a bonus, both would be a "killer app"

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a quick google...

http://www.alutechuk.com/aluminium_welding.html

Welded bodyshell seams, an end to damp?