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Yes. I've just sold mine. It was on a Renault master 120 chassis.
Nice quality finish ,3 berth with a fixed double bed above excellent exterior storage garage.
A few pics.
I sold it to a Spanish dealer who just had a very quick look and payed me. I asked if he wanted to look at it for longer? He said no need it's a Weinsburg.
Nice quality finish ,3 berth with a fixed double bed above excellent exterior storage garage.
A few pics.
I sold it to a Spanish dealer who just had a very quick look and payed me. I asked if he wanted to look at it for longer? He said no need it's a Weinsburg.
Well, deed done!
Have bought a 2017 550 UK Spec at a rather cut down end of year price.
It will fit 6 but our intent is to park it on my local Airfield and enjoy the extra space for a family of 3. It also transpires the crucial body construction and insulation is on the same Knaus/Tabbert factory lines making it all year round use.
I’ll keep everyone posted how the purchase goes - bear in mind I’ve bought off spec but actually have no hesitation as it’s working out not much more expensive than people are asking for 9 year old Hymer caravans.
I must be 50 if I’m excited by a caravan purchase!!!!!!!!
Have bought a 2017 550 UK Spec at a rather cut down end of year price.
It will fit 6 but our intent is to park it on my local Airfield and enjoy the extra space for a family of 3. It also transpires the crucial body construction and insulation is on the same Knaus/Tabbert factory lines making it all year round use.
I’ll keep everyone posted how the purchase goes - bear in mind I’ve bought off spec but actually have no hesitation as it’s working out not much more expensive than people are asking for 9 year old Hymer caravans.
I must be 50 if I’m excited by a caravan purchase!!!!!!!!
Edited by kurt535 on Thursday 14th December 23:38
Ty Nags - I did indeed get a very good deal - and I actually prefer the simplicity of the Weinsberg interior to the Knaus Starclass range.
Having done shed-loads of research I was more interested in the construction and, as you know, their shell is no different to the more expensive vans.
Only current downsides are:
- need to fit a microwave or oven, maybe not though.
- need to sort out a way for the hot water to work as it needs mains or a gennie
- need to fit a battery system to it
Out of interest, and only if you are bored, what price do you think it will cost to:
- fit a microwave
- fit a battery
- fit a solar power system?
Ty in advance
Having done shed-loads of research I was more interested in the construction and, as you know, their shell is no different to the more expensive vans.
Only current downsides are:
- need to fit a microwave or oven, maybe not though.
- need to sort out a way for the hot water to work as it needs mains or a gennie
- need to fit a battery system to it
Out of interest, and only if you are bored, what price do you think it will cost to:
- fit a microwave
- fit a battery
- fit a solar power system?
Ty in advance
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