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Its very difficult to give an honest opinion based just on information posted up on an internet forum, you really need to see a caravan 'in the flesh' and be able to give it a good check over with a damp meter, check all systems out for any faults or severe wear and tear.

It does look good value for the amount of caravan you get for your money, but rather than regret your purchase a few weeks or months down the line, it may pay you to invest in a proffesional report by an approved mobile engineer before you part with your hard earned cash. Also make sure that its a good match for your tow veichle as its obviously going to be a much heavier caravan that your lightweight Zenith was, and twin axel caravans are more difficult to manouver by hand than a single axel model if you need to manhandle it into a storage space at anytime.

good luck anyway, and I hope you soon find the right caravan for your needs,

Julia   

  My friend has this model of van and although I can give no technical information whatsoever (as you can see I've wandered in for a nosey from the other side!!!!) however I've been away with her and our kids for the past four years and it is a really nice van, very light and airy at the front, which converts into a large bed that ends up accomdating her, me and her 5 year old in the middle! (I'm 5'7" with enough leg room)

 At the other end, the double seats convert into a large single which accomodates 'top and tailing' her 2 girls and my girl (aged 7-10) and a single bunk can be made up above which my 15 year old sleeps in above!!!

  I'm not sure of its age, but it keeps plodding on, yeah a couple of things have packed up on it but with a van full of rowdy kids and not wanting to throw money at it she's happy with its basic structure which is sound and no damp.

  Best wishes Sam