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Quote: Originally posted by gm4pgv on 28/10/2009

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i am getting this caravan shortly has any one got one or any views on them its a 2006 model it is going up for sale or maybe not any idea of second hand price FREEDOM MICROLITE SPORT 3 BIRTH

Dunno, would it be similar to the Freedom Microlite sport 3 BERTH?

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Before you are critical of someones grammer, try to learn how to quote posts first.

Birth and Berth are both correct.

Quote: Originally posted by motley on 30/10/2009

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Quote: Originally posted by gm4pgv on 28/10/2009

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i am getting this caravan shortly has any one got one or any views on them its a 2006 model it is going up for sale or maybe not any idea of second hand price FREEDOM MICROLITE SPORT 3 BIRTH

Dunno, would it be similar to the Freedom Microlite sport 3 BERTH?

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Before you are critical of someones grammer, try to learn how to quote posts first.

Birth and Berth are both correct.

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Nice one Motely! both spellings correct, just slightly different meanings, but who cares we knew what was meant.

Not wishing to quote a post , could I point out that berth and birth mean two different things, only spellchecker will be unable to see what is wrong. Then again its grammar aint it.

We had a 2005 Freedom Jetstream 1st class which was a two berth with oven/fridge/hob/shower/heater etc, with basic fixtures and upholstery.  Although I do not know the inside fittings of the  microlite, they are all constructed in the same way which provides a dry, light to tow van.  We found that having the sink and (fitted as extra) water heater at the rear of the caravan made it tip back when moving it around and when we towed we had to have heavy stuff in the locker (which is not recommended).  We found after three or four short trips that it was actually too small for us as we liked to lie out on the seats when watching TV, lounging etc and prefer to have the option of not making up a double bed every time.  We changed to the slightly larger van, Lunar Ariva, and that ticks all the boxes for us and is not that much heavier.  We got £4000 p/x against the Lunar.  If you are confident that it will be big enough for your family, then it is quite a good van to have.

Carol

Hi piglet, gramer or not, c i can't even spell, but who cares,  the thing is we enjoy our hidehi's so much.

And what ever caravan we use is down to taste, budget and ???.

So enjoy it

These vans tend to hold their money....have you checked on Caravan Finder or C4 caravans to see if there are any similar ones for sale?

The dealership at Stafford asks very high prices.   If you are looking at a private sale, you should get a better deal.  

I know 2 people who have Freedoms but they are a little older than the one you are looking at, so can't really help you with the value.