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01/4/2006 at 9:59am
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Thanks so much for the replies - what a friendly bunch you all are!
We are in cheltenham, gloucestershire, so maybe a bit far to travel? Many thanks for the offers though, really appreciated.
We have come across an awning for sale locally that is 850. We have been told that the ideal size for our van is between 808 and 838. Does this right, to start with? Bit of a daft question, but will those 12cm make a lot of difference? We are going down to measure it later, so I guess we'll know more then, but this one is a bargain, and its from a friend of ours so we know its in good condition etc.
Off to Ikea later to stock up on a few more bits and pieces (namely the obligatory frying pan!) and getting very excited.
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01/4/2006 at 10:55am
Location: Essex Outfit: Rapido Folding caravan Tent & Day tent
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I would suggest you go to the £ shop they do lots of useful things you may need. I bought our awning from ebay, it's not bad and has zip out sides and that was £25 so there are bargains to be had. As for tow bars, I haven't bought a new one yet. I have searched local papers, ebay, even put my own wanted ads and I have paid about £35-£50 and hubby has always fitted them, does take a while but well worth the saving, it's just a thought.
I am a family of 5, if you just take the bear minimum with you, you could do it. Not ideal I must admit but I wouldn't let it stop you going away. It depends how roomy you feel your caravan is, but you will soon find out when you use it. When we took our last caravan away I liked it at first it wasn't until we went away in it we realised it was just far too small in the width, it was so narrow the kids couldn't even get around the table to eat without crawling under the table. We sold it after that. Once you go away you will soon find out what you need and don't need. I wish you luck
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