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Quote: Originally posted by Grampian91 on 13/7/2009

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Virtually All, Ariba's, a couple of Going's (polish), Smaller Hymer's, T at B's, Trigano popup'.

Very limited choice, probably less than a dozen from the 400 or so listed in the caravan mag.

Seems newer vans have got taller. My grampian is only 2.41

Thanks for the info !   i now have something to research. Forgive me but what weight is your van please ? & what are T at B's ?..

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GOING caravans = 8' 1 inch

http://www.jcleisure.com/Go%20450.htm

Quote: Originally posted by Grampian91 on 14/7/2009

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Stevo1, T at B's are little caravans, strange design not to everyones taste. My caravan is 1150 max. 900kg unladen.



Lou+G. The mondeo copes well, Mine is the 2L petrol. I do tend to keep up with the traffic & would rather drop a gear than slow down on the hills. That bit on the M5 springs to mind where the 2 carriageways seperate. I felt is starting to slow & dropped down a gear & it soon picked back up. I do that automatically i dont risk labouring the engine.

I have the handbook for car and caravan if you need any information from it.
Just let me know your email address & i can scan the pages for you.

PS.. Dont need an awning for it do you LOL

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Quote: Originally posted by michael on 14/7/2009

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GOING caravans = 8' 1 inch

http://www.jcleisure.com/Go%20450.htm

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Stevo1, T at B's are little caravans, strange design not to everyones taste. My caravan is 1150 max. 900kg unladen.

Thanks for the info.

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Michael... even an inch is to high ! Like the look of these van's though. Will have to drop the drive a couple of inches  LOL ....cheers....Steve

why not let some air out of the tyre and blow it back up once it is through the car port

Cheers

Richard