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knottyknitter wrote:Any chance of an Ansfold version? I would love one.

Do you know what kind of original badges the Ansfolds had?

Laura,

To be honest, I'm not sure if they had badges on them. I haven't seen any, yet...

That had crossed my mind actually. With the Portafolds any picture you see in any literature is nearly always the early type model, and usually all from the same photo shoot that featured Conrad Faulkner's Vauxhall Cresta. It's like they thought it wasn't worth taking any more pictures because the c...

They do mention in the video that it's built in Emsworth, Hampshire; which matches with one of the three(!) addresses that were on the Mini-Motel adverts. So that fact goes in the 'for' box when it comes to working out what caravan it is in the video. With all the design differences going into the '...

harrys engines wrote:I saw one at Abbey Hill steam rally this year, and there was one at Langport rally last year.

Was the one at Abbey Hill quite a deep yellow colour all over?

or was it red and white, being towed by a Triumph Herald in the same colours?

Dead simple, I thought it would be a nightmare when I did my first one but actually it was a lot easier than I thought. What you'll be wiring up is the basic N type socket, the S socket is the auxiliary one that can be used to charge your battery, keep your fridge powered etc. when you have a big po...

...does it cover you in a crash (god forbit) or burn down, break in damage? The insurance only really comes into effect when the van is not attached to your vehicle. If it's hooked onto the tow hitch then it comes under your car insurance policy. But always good to check what cover is included in y...

Whilst I was at the Beaulieu 'Victory Wheelers Hot Rod and Custom Car weekend' yesterday there were a couple of Portafolds in the camping field. One of which was Brian's (BRI52) but I didn't get a chance to see who the other one belonged to. Anyone know who it was?

I've only ever put my awning up once and that was years ago, but if I remember correctly the end of my middle roof pole just rested on the lifting handle. It also has an adjuster wing nut half way along so you can slide the pole in and out.

Tilburg is about 70 miles or 1 hour 15 minutes drive from Amsterdam so I think it must be another one.

minicab wrote:You wrote that you knew one in Netherlands. Could it be that I should retrieve next week maybe ?

Monique is the owner of the one I already know about in the Netherlands. She's in Tilburg.

Is that where you got yours from?