Hello

Hello. Have slowly been advancing to buying an auto sleeper having camped and then caravaned for years. Swayed towards an auto sleeper as my parents have had one for the past 10 years and have had no complaints. Thought this forum would be useful to find information I might need.
Ambition is to tour Scotland in the Gatcombe.
Vicky

Barberry wrote:Hello. Have slowly been advancing to buying an auto sleeper having camped and then caravaned for years. Swayed towards an auto sleeper as my parents have had one for the past 10 years and have had no complaints. Thought this forum would be useful to find information I might need.
Ambition is to tour Scotland in the Gatcombe.
Vicky

Hi Vicky and welcome to the forum

Good move that .... listening to your Parents .... Wish i had done it a few more times

Brian & Chris

Good choice of van and destination Vicky (so long as its the East Coast or out of season for the wee beasties )

At present we can only disappear between October and March ..... will we miss the midges?

Vicky

Welcome from Paul and Carol in North Wales
You should be midge-free from October to May.

Hello Vicky

Hope you enjoy your stay with us

Already got some useful info re towing, now need to find out how to remove a shelf but looking at the forum there appears to be no easy solution!

Which shelf are you trying to remove Vicky ?

Hello. We had this wonderful idea of putting a TV bracket in the off side front cupboard (overhead cab part). We bought a fancy bracket which swivels everywhere, carefully measured a TV then went to remove the shelf but can't! So one wall is against the front storage and the other by the twin cupboard above the bench seat. Any ideas? Have read in the forum that people have cut through the shelf and metal fixings but this seems a bit drastic!

vicky