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Ah that’s a shame. With a suitable tow vehicle it is a pleasurable and easy tow. Not being as wide as a standard caravan sideward rear visibility is greater. Although shorter than a usual caravan, if you are familiar with reversing it is still relatively easy. We felt that it wasn’t affected when being overtaken by high sided vehicles. Which you would normally feel a caravan buffeting. Good luck with what ever you decide.

It was a few years ago but we found it on eBay

Yes. As there’s only two of us and we have the dinette. Don’t feel the need for it.

Thank you 😊. Dimensions of legs : 4cm wide/deep. 28.7cm long. Would suggest going for a slight longer length, just incase you cut too short. Test it in place before cutting further.

@@2bsatwoldedge770 thanks

Can only recommend from personal experience and guess there will be those who have had issues and have not been happy with their purchase. Can only say we love ours, compact, the layout is excellent and moving from kitchen to sink to table and sofa it just seems seamless. Love the big front window as it’s not split into 3. Love the L shaped sofa. The hob is near the door, not against a unit, so can use all of it with ease, no banging of pan handles/pans against the side of anything. Bed has to be made up but it’s not an issue for us. If you want to leave the bed up then you still have the use of the dinette. Only advice we can give is : if buying second hand make sure you have a recent/less than 12 months damp report. If new : go through everything in your ‘van, check under everything, including plastic sheeting. Check all locker catches and doors, just to name a few. Just check everything and if not happy raise it before you leave the forecourt.

Once you have a routine going, it’s easy enough. Top cushions removed, slats pulled out, reposition the lower cushions and add the top cushions. We also put a topper on. I sewed it to a large bed sheet and added elastic loops to the topper corners so it’s easier to fit and remove (the sheet hangs down over the topper so it can be tucked in). If we’re out for most of the day we leave the bed made up. Beauty of having the dinette to sit at.

@@2bsatwoldedge770 yes having the area to sit in the corner is a bonus .........and the van can be towed with a smaller car too....thank you for your reply .helped a lot .

Weights are complicated but the important matter is the MTPLM (max weight) is not exceeded which in your case is 750kg. MIRO is the weight the caravan left the factory including standard equipment. It is taken by the industry that items such as gas, battery, microwave, oven, mover, tv etc., are not standard, whereas a spare wheel if fitted from the factory, is. The items that are not standard can be further categorised, but in short are classed as user payload and it is the weight of these items that must be monitored so as not to exceed the MTPLM.

Peter Cannon you also asked about weighting whilst attached to the car - weight transfer is a separate matter in itself. We already knew our nose weight. The point we were trying to make, was that even travelling very light as we did for this exercise, it was very easy to exceed the MTPLM, especially with the optional extra equipment being offered on various models. We just added our known nose weight to the weight provided, by the weight bridge.

Ban Powel .. took this off Caravan Guards web page ... It is not illegal to park your caravan on the road, but some insurance companies will not be able to insure the caravan if it is stored on the road. If you are parking the caravan on the road it must be lit at night and comply with the other normal parking rules (the nearside must face the pavement so the rear lights are at the rear for approaching traffic). The caravan should not block anybody’s driveway or create a hazard to other road users, such as blocking visibility around a tight bend. Some local Councils also take a strong line on the nuisance value of caravans and do, in some cases, take legal action. It’s worth checking with your local authority before parking on the road. It’s also worth checking the deeds of your home, or any covenants or tenancy agreements to make sure you can store your caravan within your property, as sometimes restrictions can apply. ..... Plus, as the GoPod is so small, it may well not be there for very long.. hate for you to come home or wake in the morning to find it gone !

@@2bsatwoldedge770 cheers for that, I may look for a garage to rent. Safer

Rebecca Jones When we initially designed the wrap back in 2018 Van Comfort were very interested and took on the production of the wrap and sold it online as a bespoke item. Minster Products then got wind of it and took an interest, they also produced the wrap at a greatly reduced price. They were selling at around the £50. mark back then, don’t know if they still do.

Paul Atkins we have a Facebook page but to be honest, the itinerary is as the videos. If you wish for clarity or have any questions, feel free to drop us a line. Bsinapod-2@hotmail.com

Rich Road Thanks for watching our Outer Hebrides tour.. Yes they were really good sites, all provided just what we needed. We love the Duster and this is our second. This one is just one month old and has exceeded all expectations. More rugged looking and better quality/finish inside. Ours is the 2019 4wd diesel Comfort, which replaced the 4wd diesel Laurette and after our trip of 1299 miles, on average we did 34 mpg, 95% was towing. We believe that's a brilliant result. At the moment we don't plan on doing a video review, but it's something to think about.

@@2bsatwoldedge770 thankyou this is what I should have done in the first place instead of our 2015 new shape Renault Traffic converted campervan but a good conversion all the same but miss having a car or suv as it our main transport lol hindsight! Plus I was looking into driver training for caravan towing didn't get much done Wife seen traffic campervan so plans went different never mind one day

Mr SteveVee There isn't much storage space under the L shaped lounge as this is taken up with the heating system and a drawer. We store one box in the left corner, next to the battery. The box is 40cmL x 33cmW and 18cmT. This is the largest clear area under the seating. We store pillows, Hoover and TV under the small seats. The duvet, topper, sheet and collapsed foot stool/storage box goes in the top bunk instead of the mattress and ladder which are now in storage at home. Hope this helps.

Yes that helps a lot thank you, appreciate the swift reply. As someone who is new to caravanning (and new to retirement as well lol) your video was of exceptional interest as the 304 the one we are most interested in, we did consider a pod so we watched your other vids but decided that if we managed to stoop low enough to move inside, our old bones wouldn't ever straighten out again! Enjoy the van and keep posting them videos :) Thanks @@2bsatwoldedge770

Mr SteveVee If you’re interested.. On Facebook there is a 302/304 page. Here many people join to obtain feedback on the vans before making a decision to purchase. Just an option. Good luck on what ever you choose.

Thanks for the heads up, I'll give it a visit

Hi. We sewed it on. Hand sewn too as didn’t have a sewing machine at this point 😁. Sewn twice along both edges of beading leaving a 3 to 5 mm gap at the beading edge so it was possible to feed it trough the rail.

@@2bsatwoldedge770 Thanks for your reply. I have a tiny Kip caravan, and I'm thinking of doing something similar. Thanks for your video, it's great. :)

North Ledaig. West cost of Scotland. Not far from Oban. One of our faves.

Thank you,looks stunning.

Rog JONES .. was my birthday ! That’s my excuse anyway 🤪

Andy N Ayrshire. Maybole on the A719. Post code - KA19 8JR. Look out for a stone monument.

Judith Anne Oo ! Enjoy and have a fab time 👍😊

David Bell Thank you. Yes, she's huge to us but still small compared to many. 👍

Swizz - there’s an ongoing debate on that one 😉

2Bs InPod Think Scottie hints at Pod of Pods? 😁

scottie scott, details would have been on our FB page. more on there thank here, maybe we should change that. 😊

2Bs InPod many thanks will do we're podders to down in suffolk

scottie scott. If you do venture onto FB look out for ‘go Podpals (owners)’ Secret Page dedicated to Pods only.

Yes it adds up. Horses for courses you might say. Caravan & Motorhome club and camping and Caravan Club yearly wifi is over £30 each and neither allow more than one device, so there's an increase in its self. Plus we also use independent sites with their own wifi setup and Pod all year round so we think it's great value for money and as we see no end in our caravanning life it will soon pay for itself.

R JONES .. west coast of Scotland, North Ledaig. CCC and C&M list it on their club sites but it's open to anyone .. been twice in October and had brilliant weather .. as you can see 👍