My Dandy Designer suspension

We're on our way to Colwyn Bay this afternoon, the site is probably flooded again. We are only going for a few days to bring the van back for the winter. If it's that bad though we may just tow it back home tomorrow.

Good luke, i take it it's the caravan you talking about then, at times i am sorry we sold our Swift Fairway 390, but the car we had kept breaking down and it was new in 2011 .
And being disabled does not help lol,

Yes it's the caravan and although it's quite nice the Dandy is more comfortable to sleep in. My family have used the van while we have used the Dandy, we've even taken the Dandy with us to use as a bedroom

I agree with you there about the dandy bed had for all lol, and it is handy for us as we do not have to put the bed up each night in dandy, they are already there lol
Hopfully the dandy with all it's gadgets and new fitings will be easyer to handle for my wife and i.
And more outing next yr not so much hospital lark i hope.
A friend of ours preferes her dandy for towing long distance she leaves the caravan on site never used for trips lol.
Can't say i blame her.
We have had 3 dandy's now over quite a few yrs that is, and when younger we camped a lot 6 children so cheaper than hotels lol.
But regretfully only found out about dandy folding camper caravan on ebay a few yrs ago while mucking about on com looking for a cheap way to go on hols, without buying a caravan and big car .

In all honesty we prefer the Dandy for just about everything ..... towing, storing, sleeping and maintaining. The van has been sited and we havent bothered touring with it ..... the only good thing about it is that you don't have to erect it when you get where your going but saying that it's taken quite a bit longer to get there. The downside is making up the beds each night and morning ........ we've done it, tried it and are sticking with Dandying.

Helen wrote:In all honesty we prefer the Dandy for just about everything ..... towing, storing, sleeping and maintaining. The van has been sited and we havent bothered touring with it ..... the only good thing about it is that you don't have to erect it when you get where your going but saying that it's taken quite a bit longer to get there. The downside is making up the beds each night and morning ........ we've done it, tried it and are sticking with Dandying.

Should have bought a 6/Destiny. Well not "That" 6! Shopping for another Dandy soon?

Probably in the spring Kevin

Helen wrote:Probably in the spring Kevin

Do speak to Ian you may be better holding stock for them. Probably holding more than them by the end of the year.

You makeing a dandy colecton then mate, or changing to newer 1 ??. boy i am enjoying talking to you guys to informative and helpfull.
are any of you in the dandy club ?? and do you go to there meets.

I was a member some yrs ago pos 8 yrs ago lol but changed to caravan then dandy then caravan lol now spending more ££ on hidehi dandy to warent selling ever lol. may start colection of them but no storage at home to rather expensive to store each 1 lol

HIDEHI wrote:You makeing a dandy colecton then mate, or changing to newer 1 ??. boy i am enjoying talking to you guys to informative and helpfull.
are any of you in the dandy club ?? and do you go to there meets.

I was a member some yrs ago pos 8 yrs ago lol but changed to caravan then dandy then caravan lol now spending more ££ on hidehi dandy to warent selling ever lol. may start colection of them but no storage at home to rather expensive to store each 1 lol

We used to be members but in two years we only got to two meets so didn't renew,after saying that i always recommend people consider giving it a try,we found them a very friendly and helpful group.
We have a caravan but not used it for two years now,much prefer the dandy.

mike

Bumping this thread for Shaun to make it easy for him to find. If you need to know the part no's we still have them marked off in the catalogue