AS Windsor

Hey up Sithee,
Long story but sadly my Sandhurst has gone and we bought a VW California. BIG MISTAKE! She who must be obeyed hated it, no hot water, no bathroom/toilet/shower, no room. So, we sold that a few weeks ago. 
Being as I'm going to be 75 this year I thought we'll give up this motor homing lark, after all practically fifty years of doing it I've had a good innings. 
Today we've bought ourselves a 2007 Aoto-Sleeper WINDSOR, with the push button automatic gearbox. 
I've no idea as to the dimensions so if someone could possibly let me know what they are I'd be more than grateful as I've no idea if it will fit down my drive.
Another thing, being the honest folks you are, should there be anything for us to be aware of as our last Ford based was a 1995 Duetto and would like to address any common undesired traits on the WINDSOR before we scoot off to Spain in March.
Thanks for reading, time for a brew.
David.

Any help? https://www.outandaboutlive.co.uk/motorhomes/buyers-guide/motorhomes/details/windsor/252

Ah yes, thanks for that Peter L. Mine is a 2007 but I guess the dimensions will be similar?

i had a 2008 Windsor and have regretted swoping it since. The Mk7 Transit was very reliable and the van gave us 8 years of pleasure and no worries.
We did have it reconfigured when it wasnt very old and there are some of the the stuffer cushions still here for picking up if upholstry same colour

Length 6.3m      20'7"
Width  2.51m     Mirrors Out
Height 2.9m       9'6"
MPW    3500 KGs
Skirt Paint Code   BS381 C627 Light Aircraft Grey ( never looked grey to me! )
Cab Colour          Frozen White
Interior Wood Colour Cherry

Go on the Ford Etis Site and enter you vehicle Details and it will tell you details of chassis as supplied by Ford, where it was made and when.

I have the AS Catalogue somewhere with full details.  Hope info above is of use

Watch out for the gearbox reverting to manual if you accidentally catch the buttons on the steering wheel, the first time it happened to me it was quite alarming but I know what to do now.

Marko wrote:Watch out for the gearbox reverting to manual if you accidentally catch the buttons on the steering wheel, the first time it happened to me it was quite alarming but I know what to do now.

Thanks for that Marko. Something to watch out for. What do you recommend I do should I find myself in that situation?
Regards
David.

Hit the 'D' button and it will revert to Auto, you'll know when it happens as it won't change, (usually) up and the engine races. You can also use the up or down button on either side of the steering wheel but it will stay in manual. I've only used manual for going down steep hills at a speed that's comfortable for me.

Marko wrote:Hit the 'D' button and it will revert to Auto, you'll know when it happens as it won't change, (usually) up and the engine races. You can also use the up or down button on either side of the steering wheel but it will stay in manual. I've only used manual for going down steep hills at a speed that's comfortable for me.

Thanks Marko, always good to know about these things. 
Regards,
David.

Many thanks for that Frederic, appreciate your comments.
Regards,
David.