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Apollo demountable camper review (Campervan) magazine
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Apollo demountable camper review (Campervan) magazine
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Re: Apollo demountable camper review (Campervan) magazine
Ive read this through a couple of times and while I mostly agree think i might add
to the 'cons' list
1; its made by Apollo
2; its made by Apollo, not really changed in design or materials in decades and they STILL leak
3; none of these campers like being used or are in fact designed to be used in high position, theses are on powered legs so no excuse for not lowering it to ground level where its as stable at least as anything on four wheels and/or steadying legs
(wouldn't guarantee the floor might not drop out of a UK manufactured camper though of course)
other than that it reads positive and factual though obviously model specific
to the 'cons' list
1; its made by Apollo
2; its made by Apollo, not really changed in design or materials in decades and they STILL leak
3; none of these campers like being used or are in fact designed to be used in high position, theses are on powered legs so no excuse for not lowering it to ground level where its as stable at least as anything on four wheels and/or steadying legs
(wouldn't guarantee the floor might not drop out of a UK manufactured camper though of course)
other than that it reads positive and factual though obviously model specific
I think of myself as part of the the dayshift around here
Re: Apollo demountable camper review (Campervan) magazine
Still in business then, heard they were flooded out last Winter, water ingress something they are familiar with at least
Re: Apollo demountable camper review (Campervan) magazine
The flood wasn't catastrophic for their business. Campers standing in three feet of waterf no more damp than their usual stock offerings anyway.
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