Demountable camper group

Just looked on the map to see where it is not far from a static caravan I had in port grimuad a few years back, got to buy a truck to fit it on first though cheap enough for a punt I suppose.

zildjian wrote:whaddya' think Gary, a trip to France for a do-er upper next time
?

OK a reply from Wilco at ; http://www.cellulepickup.fr/


Hello Zildjian,

most Clemensons I know don't have real legs.
Normally they just have aluminium tubes with holes.
with a car jack you have to lift them up to put a bolt in the next hole.
These legs can be slid in completely during transport.

Be careful buying a Clemenson.
A lot of old models won't fit on modern pickups with are larger.

Kind regards,
Wilco

http://www.leboncoin.fr/caravaning/8552 ... tm?ca=17_s

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http://www.leboncoin.fr/caravaning/8466 ... tm?ca=17_s

zildjian wrote:And as said, for that money its a great entry level camper and difficult to go wrong actually

and ... it sold as quickly as it appeared!, would have been a bargain for someone who lived in the area that had a chance to go to Kendal during the week. I've seen it on eBay 3 times in the last month, so we shall see!

My Northstar has sold. I'm really quite sad to see it go.

zildjian wrote:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Northstar-700 ... 1421852496?

So what's the NS's replacement going to be?

Well (and I'm sure Grant won't me posting in his reticence

it 'should' be a Skarosser if for no better reason than the ski-drying radiator for his Winter trips, but a Tischer would be lovely

Either an S.Karosser EC6L-2.0 or a Tischer 230. STILL searching for the right one to turn up.