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If the caravan is not as described you are entitled to your money back. Under the circumstances if you are not happy now and worrying about it, you will always be unhappy with it and the 'edge' will have been taken off what should have been an exciting and trouble free purchase.

I, personally, would ask for my money back. There are lots of good, genuine caravans out there and you don't need to buy an 'iffey' one.

 don't know if this helps but this is a picture of a 'sandmartin' about the age you were looking at

and i think this could be what 'vectalot' means

personally though the way the dealer has been messing you about would be justification for me to ask for my money back

Hope it all works out, I know what you mean about getting carried away, they are lovely caravans to look at, saw one on a site, and thought mmm yes thats the sort of caravan I want when just the 2 of us.  Since then we have decided as there is nothing wrong with the one we have, although it is getting on in years, we will stick with it for the time being.

 Have you considered getting a mobile caravan engineer to give it a once over before going any further with the purchase? http://www.mobilecaravanengineers.co.uk/mcea-find-an-engineer.htm

Shirley