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A lot of caravan makers supply them as standard now. So we do .....................now :naughty:naughty:naughty:naughty:D

Sancerre is one of the series 7 pageants http://www.bailey-caravans.co.uk/images/downloads/PS7_Sancerre_leaflet.pdf A normal saloon car, mondeo/vectra/volvo come in around the 80 odd % mark so any xtrail size will hack it although the perenial problem with them at that size is they seem to...

I'd never actually heard the story of "carrying on" but as you say, i tend to think it is bollocks but what i will say (based on a twin axle car transporter getting a puncture and the tyre ripping off) i di mange to control it. Lots of wobble and a bit of a sweat on but having some rubber...

No red ones.

What van do you pull ? have a look here http://whattowcar.com/

ahhh but we dont know the reason behind the smash. people do the strangest things. friend of mine in blissful ignorance stored the full size awning under the fixed bed in the back of their senator. just didnt know better. They do know after 30+kg of load in the wrong place wrote the car of...

:thumb2:thumb2 I agree, these aids will make some pillocks think they are indestructible but then again i reckon air bags and abs had the same effect when they became common place :confused: The way I look at this technology and how i reckon it should be viewed is a bit like a pilot...

correct but any idiot can drive any car at any speed . Thats the fundamental problem. Basic driving ability and awareness of whats going on and not just autopilot. some people should not be allowed out in pedal cars let alone to tow. becoming increasingly incorrect as a carte blanche...

once a vehicle is going across in front of you instead of away in front of you speed becomes kind of irrelevant. It comes down to a big chunk of good luck on top of anticipation and basic skills.

If you do , make sure you dont get on the beta program if you rely on your pc or dont like faffing about with it :thumb2

loading, tow vehicle type, trailer to vehicle match and driver ability affect the way a caravan outfit makes safe progress more than anything else. Some people are more dangerous at a walking pace than others at 60mph plus. The weather is contributory but if i had been given a beer for every...

enjoy it, good choice :thumb2 we've just got back from a 600 mile round trip with our big bailey, which (to relate to the other thread) all conditions pending tows at a rock steady 70mph :naughty Troll + any of the senators is a good match.

love em :thumb2 lots of good info on this site if you start looking http://www.birtydastards.com/frm/index.php?action=forum :D

Thank you :thumb2

well spotted youre right :thumb2 Im on leave at the mo, no more work. paid up pensioner from 30th :clap:clap:clap

When I was looking at them as a serious option I cant recall what the list price was but you get get a very smart trim one for around £16k on the road in the summer of 2007 , they were doing a push on them at several dealers near us. just so's you dont fall for the "this car cost" bullshit :thumb2

maybe he just hates everyone :nenau excellent vid :thumb2

I have not heard many bad reports about them. Saw something about electrical gremlins in the lighting system a bit back but only a couple of reports. One friend of mine has an 07 reg which he has had from nearly new . Uses it for towing his horsebox for liesure, and a big ifor williams for his...

Doesnt mention going to / switching recording equipment ? may be missing that bit but its only any good when you have the tele on. Doesnt mention resolution either , the old ebay rule of thumb, if its crap dont mention it :naughty I suspect that may be an entry type camera :thumb2

No need, a handy washing line prop, general bit of wood left laying about , pole from the rack of an aerial fitters van , even seen one pulled off the wall with a lassoo ;) We didnt feature part of our county on tele as one of the most crime ridden estates around without a bit of ingenuity...