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Glad you're getting better Noell, unfortunately I don't have that luxury so look at everything from the disabled perspective. So just a couple of afterthoughts that came to me. Glad you liked the Adria, we also have an Adria although ours is the baby 2 berth, piccies on profile. The advantages I've found over other vans we've owned are eye level fridge, no bending, and the gas locker is over the axle at the near side at about waist height with a large side hinged door. So much easier than struggling with a gas bottle (Bl**dy heavy) in a front locker. Another mod I did on our old Senator was to fit a folding hand rail to the doorway. These fold in against the door and lock when not in use. Added security as well, this in conjunction with a double tread step made access so much easier. Another tip if your pitch is any distance from the services, an Aquaroll will trundle along quite happily behind the car with the handle hooked over the tow ball as will a Wastemaster with the adition of a small loop of rope around the handle, toilet casette sits on top of the Wastemaster with a couple of bungees to hold it on. You may not need to use these ideas but you never know there could come a time..........Mick
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Topic: What to buy, what to buy, what to...?
