AS Symbol newbie
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Alan Lewis
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AS Symbol newbie
Hi folks
We have just bought a 2013 symbol yesterday, I'm out today and my wife is going to try and shoehorn our stuff from our caravan into it, so I'll probably come back later open the side door and get hit by an avalanche of bits and bobs
We have just bought a 2013 symbol yesterday, I'm out today and my wife is going to try and shoehorn our stuff from our caravan into it, so I'll probably come back later open the side door and get hit by an avalanche of bits and bobs
Alan Lewis- Member
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Re: AS Symbol newbie
Hi Alan. Welcome.
There’s nothing like a new van for focusing the mind on separating essentials from nice to haves.
There’s nothing like a new van for focusing the mind on separating essentials from nice to haves.
Tinwheeler- Donator
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FreelanderUK- Member
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Re: AS Symbol newbie
Enjoy, then practice minimalism!
You can't cheat any more and fill the towcar as well as the caravan!!
Being more serious this is the prefect time to have it weighed so you DON'T overload it...
You can't cheat any more and fill the towcar as well as the caravan!!
Being more serious this is the prefect time to have it weighed so you DON'T overload it...
IanH- Donator
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Re: AS Symbol newbie
Welcome.
We are pretty lucky with the Symbol Ian as they have a very decent payload and being a compact van, only so many cupboards to stash those non essential items
We are pretty lucky with the Symbol Ian as they have a very decent payload and being a compact van, only so many cupboards to stash those non essential items
Dbvwt- Member
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Re: AS Symbol newbie
Hi Alan, welcome to the forum.
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Re: AS Symbol newbie
Hi Alan
Welcome to the forum from Bridington.
Boaby
Welcome to the forum from Bridington.
Boaby
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Re: AS Symbol newbie
Hi and welcome to the forum. When we swapped from the Duetto to the current Rienza we emptied our belongings into the dining room. Considering the size of the Duetto we certainly had some things we had forgotten. They were tucked away in corners and not used.
Our naibors recently bought a Corinium. They started collecting bits they thought they needed before they picked it up. I was too polite to tell them they didn’t need half the stuff but it’s a big coach build and there’s only two of them. Oh and three mad Labradors.
Our naibors recently bought a Corinium. They started collecting bits they thought they needed before they picked it up. I was too polite to tell them they didn’t need half the stuff but it’s a big coach build and there’s only two of them. Oh and three mad Labradors.
Dave 418- Donator
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Re: AS Symbol newbie
Well we're certainly having to be inventive and a bit ruthless as wellDave 418 wrote:Hi and welcome to the forum. When we swapped from the Duetto to the current Rienza we emptied our belongings into the dining room. Considering the size of the Duetto we certainly had some things we had forgotten. They were tucked away in corners and not used.
Our naibors recently bought a Corinium. They started collecting bits they thought they needed before they picked it up. I was too polite to tell them they didn’t need half the stuff but it’s a big coach build and there’s only two of them. Oh and three mad Labradors.
Alan Lewis- Member
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Location : Southampton
Auto-Sleeper Model : Symbol
Vehicle Year : 2013
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