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I did think of yours, and Eddie's of course, but the layouts aren't the same.Mines for sale
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Thank you all for your contributions but this afternoon it has all become a bit academic. Carthago will now supply to order only in September / October and the vehicle will be a Euro VI engine with an additional £1700+ premium for the privilege. On top of that Carthago will be increasing prices across the range by 2% and on top of that because an order would be 7 months away, the dealer dropped the PX value by oodles of pounds.
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Specifically a Carthago Malibu 640 LE. The points I need clarifying about PVCs in general are:
* How insulated are they for winter touring and vulnerable to draughts?
* They are available on a light or a maxi chassis. Which would be better and why?
Looking forward to your observations. Thanks.
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How do you ask for RHD, I know there were a load sent back and a german dealer had them but I do not know the details,Buy an import as far cheaper or look at Possl/Globecar great build quality and price (if imported). I have helped at least 6 members on here importing LHD/RHD. loads in stock in Germany have a look on: Link Removed
The Carthago more Glitzy but that where the comparison stops with Possl vans (Possl the parent company)
Eddie
It's funny how we are all different. We like our PVC because it has a big sliding door which isn't obstructed by any bits of kitchen as they are in many others. It may not be the best use of space but it gives a great feeling of space.Went to the show today. Thanks Minxy Girl. We found ourselves looking at ih panel vans. They looked great quality and seemed to have more room due to the sliding door being replaced with normal caravan style door. May even consider one when we change. Any opinions on them would be great
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It's funny how we are all different. We like our PVC because it has a big sliding door which isn't obstructed by any bits of kitchen as they are in many others. It may not be the best use of space but it gives a great feeling of space.
We bought our RHD in Germany and it wasn't one that was sent back as its the 2016 model, we just asked the dealer if he could do RHD and he said no problem apart from 1200 euros more expensive.How do you ask for RHD, I know there were a load sent back and a german dealer had them but I do not know the details,
We bought our RHD in Germany and it wasn't one that was sent back as its the 2016 model, we just asked the dealer if he could do RHD and he said no problem apart from 1200 euros more expensive.
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You did Eddie but when I first contact the dealer I did as I said above I asked for RHD and he said no problem just the extra cost as posted above. Always better to get it confirm from the dealer though rather than taking my word or anyone else's as things might change by the time someone wants to buy.I thought I told you you can have a RHD when I put you others in touch....
Specifically a Carthago Malibu 640 LE. The points I need clarifying about PVCs in general are:
* How insulated are they for winter touring and vulnerable to draughts?
* They are available on a light or a maxi chassis. Which would be better and why?
Looking forward to your observations. Thanks.
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I've actually probably helper 10 with the process only 3 have bothered with RHD. As most rather spend the money on extras. Plus be guaranteed and easy and good PX deal when time comes. I don't get commission as you well know as was offered but did not feel good about it. What I do get is a good deal when I come to px or move on to abother van.You did Eddie but when I first contact the dealer I did as I said above I asked for RHD and he said no problem just the extra cost as posted above. Always better to get it confirm from the dealer though rather than taking my word or anyone else's as things might change by the time someone wants to buy.
We don't have any appliances, other than the fridge, on overnight so not an issue for us - the fridge is sealed from the interior so no problem having that on.Minx, enjoyed your comments on the suitability of pvc, but am concerned about blocking vents on roof lights as these are safety features for the calor gas appliances, cooker, oven, water heater and heater. The handbooks clearly warn of the dangers of reducing ventilation
We don't have any appliances, other than the fridge, on overnight so not an issue for us - the fridge is sealed from the interior so no problem having that on.
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