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You really need to measure your caravan first, both the 'A' measurement throgh the awning rail from ground to ground using a piece of string (a clothes line works well for this) and then measure the height along the flat part of the upper awning channel before it bends and slopes away towrds the front and rear.
The more modern caravans tend to be much taller at rail height than those older models with the 'boat' shaped roofs, and although from memory i believe your model of caravan had a one piece flat roof, it is still lightly to be shorter in height due to having smaller diameter wheels in comparison to some of the heavier single axel caravans built today.
Is it a full awning you are looking to buy or a porch awning? The latter can be nearly as big as a full awning these days with plenty of 390cm long models available, and the advantage of these being transferable to another caravan if you decide to trade up at anytime in the future.
Julia
------------- Just love to be out amoungst Nature and Wildlife
Celebrating 37 years of Caravanning in 2019, Recently Considered Retiring, but Totally Addicted for Life!
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