Post by Don Ricardo on Nov 2, 2008 19:33:24 GMT 10
No it's not a Furness!!
This caravan is the first one I can remember seeing with sliding windows, apart from the Furness. It is currently advertised on Ebay:
Seller's description: "This Vintage Bondwood Caravan was built in the 50's. It contains the original interior stainless steel sink, all storage and the never fail ice box.
It was bought for a room for the kids, the kids hardly went into it and have now left home and left the Caravan.
It measures 4.8 mtrs long x 2.1 mtrs wide x 2.5 mtrs high with a tow bar of 1.5mtrs.
There is some water damage which seems minor. As in the photo's windows consist of panes of glass which move along grooves in the wood. It still has the hydrolic brake system in place and 3 pin plug for towing.
Could be towed but not a great distance."
Starting price is $150, and location Barkers Creek near Castlemaine, Vic. And in answer to your question - no, I am not the seller and am not related, ;D ;D ;D
Don Ricardo
This caravan is the first one I can remember seeing with sliding windows, apart from the Furness. It is currently advertised on Ebay:
Seller's description: "This Vintage Bondwood Caravan was built in the 50's. It contains the original interior stainless steel sink, all storage and the never fail ice box.
It was bought for a room for the kids, the kids hardly went into it and have now left home and left the Caravan.
It measures 4.8 mtrs long x 2.1 mtrs wide x 2.5 mtrs high with a tow bar of 1.5mtrs.
There is some water damage which seems minor. As in the photo's windows consist of panes of glass which move along grooves in the wood. It still has the hydrolic brake system in place and 3 pin plug for towing.
Could be towed but not a great distance."
Starting price is $150, and location Barkers Creek near Castlemaine, Vic. And in answer to your question - no, I am not the seller and am not related, ;D ;D ;D
Don Ricardo