I love this caravan so much! Has so much potential and I also have loads of ideas of what I’d do to make it my own! I love it so much! I’ve put my numbers in for the lottery so if I win I know what I’m buying!
Hi guys I have a sterling eccles amber 2004 model and my front centre window seal is failing can I get this repaired or and get I get replacement thans
The "Volkswagon Spartan" was SUPPOSSED to be the almighty $600 car from China that got 258MPG... once again... it's a crock of sh*t. It's ALL a crock and we keep believing it. Oh, and the one they developed will cost $50,000.oo ! ! !
Being from the States, I have been enjoying many of the videos you have posted of your lovely Holiday Homes! They are not unlike the permanent housing we have available, set up in dedicated parks, such as your own - but not nearly as lovely for the views! - but more for primary permanent housing in most cases. Although in our own vacation and retirement spots around the country, such as the Southwest in Arizona, New Mexico and Nevada, as well as down in Florida in the southeast, they are also used for seasonal vacation homes, and for retired folk who relocate there for their later years. I have been especially admiring the units with integrated appliances, particularly your front loading washing machines. One unit I saw in another video (I don't recall whose it was right now) actually included a small utility room with a utility type sink at one side and the washing machine installed across from it. Of course the whole room wasn't much wider than the machine itself, but still, it was nice to have the dedicated space for just the laundry. And I have a question about them. I know your appliances are constructed to different standards and features than our own in some respects. Front loading washers have really become quite popular here in the last, say 15 years or so (I'm guessing, because I still have a top loading machine) but, all they do is wash and rinse and spin dry the clothes, ready to be transferred to the clothes dryer, another separate machine altogether, or to be hung outside on the clotheslines, which are not too popular anymore, mostly for lack of time and space. Do your washers function as heated clothes dryers as well? I haven't seen any separate appliance that provides that function, so I'm thinking they must, but thought I would ask anyway. Your fridges, even standard residential units that I have seen, are also very much smaller than ours tend to be in most cases. Is this because of more of a tendency to shop more frequently than we do, which is weekly at the least, and biweekly for many, because of biweekly payroll cycles. Or strictly because of their space saving features, and lower utility usage? My refrigerator freezer stands taller than my head, with the freezer on top, and the whole thing is about 21 cubic feet inside. We can easily store at least two weeks worth of most things, and a week's worth of more perishable and quicker used but bulky items, like gallon jugs of milk, and so forth. How do your shopping patterns adapt to your smaller appliances? Thanks so much for reading this all the way through - I know it's long and a good bit detailed, but I wanted to include a bit of background information so you'd have some idea of my perspective on the subject. Cheers!
Good morning hope you will reply!? can you please give me your thoughts on the luner roadster 786. they have received so much press of late saying some had build quality issues what's your experience of these motor homes. love watching your videos you make them interesting and informative and sometimes funny. kind regards mark Norwich
For the past 10 years we have had the highest regard for Willerby caravans; we have proudly owned a beautiful Winchester and highly recommended Willerby at every opportunity. Now in our dotage we were unable to buy another Winchester because of the cost. Eventually we settled on a Wrekin, knowing that it would not be the same standard but we are disappointed with the toilets in the en suite and bathroom - they look as though they have come from an antique shop. I realise you have to cut your cloth, etc, but to use such inferior fittings has upset me. Have your standards dropped?
😂😂😂😂😂 le nom de la chaîne
Super wohnmobil 😊
I have IT please for sale..i,m from german
Fate consegne in Italia
Is it a mwb
Une merveille
Great! Just bought one
Slechte beeld,wazig
Bellona bellissima superba
Amici come si fa a nnprenderla
I love this caravan so much! Has so much potential and I also have loads of ideas of what I’d do to make it my own! I love it so much! I’ve put my numbers in for the lottery so if I win I know what I’m buying!
Before buying one of these join FB group PARK HOLIDAYS & OTHER PARKS, Unhappy Caravan Owners/Users 'ACTION GROUP' FB group
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Fad van
Dommage que le living ne soit pas separé de la cuisine. Le choix du salon n'est pas heureux non plus.
Whot size is it please
Does it have bed up top
Hi guys I have a sterling eccles amber 2004 model and my front centre window seal is failing can I get this repaired or and get I get replacement thans
Ich suche einen Sterling Ecless
Jest z Polski I am from Poland.
29k yes ok... it’s had a hair cut
is there anybody out there that owns one
Bought one 2 weeks ago. Absolutely love it. Luxury on wheels. Its def home from home. Quality.
i could not agree more we love ours best caravan we have had not that many diplomats about where did you get yours from
Kelso. 2 yr old but as new. Dont think its been used. Got for 11G. CHRIS REG. Bargain.
got ours about 6 weeks ago same as like new 2 yrs old did you get yours from a dealer
where are these 6 beds in the caravan
5 Berth !!
Where is the safe
The "Volkswagon Spartan" was SUPPOSSED to be the almighty $600 car from China that got 258MPG... once again... it's a crock of sh*t. It's ALL a crock and we keep believing it. Oh, and the one they developed will cost $50,000.oo ! ! !
Is it still for sale now in 2017
I just brought one.😃
Being from the States, I have been enjoying many of the videos you have posted of your lovely Holiday Homes! They are not unlike the permanent housing we have available, set up in dedicated parks, such as your own - but not nearly as lovely for the views! - but more for primary permanent housing in most cases. Although in our own vacation and retirement spots around the country, such as the Southwest in Arizona, New Mexico and Nevada, as well as down in Florida in the southeast, they are also used for seasonal vacation homes, and for retired folk who relocate there for their later years. I have been especially admiring the units with integrated appliances, particularly your front loading washing machines. One unit I saw in another video (I don't recall whose it was right now) actually included a small utility room with a utility type sink at one side and the washing machine installed across from it. Of course the whole room wasn't much wider than the machine itself, but still, it was nice to have the dedicated space for just the laundry. And I have a question about them. I know your appliances are constructed to different standards and features than our own in some respects. Front loading washers have really become quite popular here in the last, say 15 years or so (I'm guessing, because I still have a top loading machine) but, all they do is wash and rinse and spin dry the clothes, ready to be transferred to the clothes dryer, another separate machine altogether, or to be hung outside on the clotheslines, which are not too popular anymore, mostly for lack of time and space. Do your washers function as heated clothes dryers as well? I haven't seen any separate appliance that provides that function, so I'm thinking they must, but thought I would ask anyway. Your fridges, even standard residential units that I have seen, are also very much smaller than ours tend to be in most cases. Is this because of more of a tendency to shop more frequently than we do, which is weekly at the least, and biweekly for many, because of biweekly payroll cycles. Or strictly because of their space saving features, and lower utility usage? My refrigerator freezer stands taller than my head, with the freezer on top, and the whole thing is about 21 cubic feet inside. We can easily store at least two weeks worth of most things, and a week's worth of more perishable and quicker used but bulky items, like gallon jugs of milk, and so forth. How do your shopping patterns adapt to your smaller appliances? Thanks so much for reading this all the way through - I know it's long and a good bit detailed, but I wanted to include a bit of background information so you'd have some idea of my perspective on the subject. Cheers!
Good morning hope you will reply!? can you please give me your thoughts on the luner roadster 786. they have received so much press of late saying some had build quality issues what's your experience of these motor homes. love watching your videos you make them interesting and informative and sometimes funny. kind regards mark Norwich
For the past 10 years we have had the highest regard for Willerby caravans; we have proudly owned a beautiful Winchester and highly recommended Willerby at every opportunity. Now in our dotage we were unable to buy another Winchester because of the cost. Eventually we settled on a Wrekin, knowing that it would not be the same standard but we are disappointed with the toilets in the en suite and bathroom - they look as though they have come from an antique shop. I realise you have to cut your cloth, etc, but to use such inferior fittings has upset me. Have your standards dropped?
That's the caravan me and my family have.
I love the style of the interior.
what year and how much
I have this caravan and I love the bunk bed because theres a skylight and at night if u dont hve the shutter over it u can see the stars
That is like the Oakley.
Does this any TV place in fixed bed area