We use CC but we've never claimed and think they are expensive. Well £300 or so a year seems a lot when both our cars only cost £200 a year.

Will shop around today as a reminder arrived in post yesterday.

Fridge and gas come together hopefully today and the fuse question.

Checked Saga on a renewal basis and they have gone up from £130 to £176 on exactly the same cover. The flyer I got from Safeguard who are part of Swinton are offering £157 for the same. Might check Towergate as a try. I can guess we are all funding illegal claims and the flooding for starters.

K Drewe - https://www.kdibonline.co.uk/Home/Produc...g_Caravans.html

Don't know if you've got a modern or classic Eriba, but I'm told they're best on the oldies, when I compared a few years ago the mainstream insurers didn't come close (or wouldn't cover over a certain age).

Towergate were amongst the others, not much difference, yet they phoned me twice and also sent me an email.

Pest or worth it?

I cancelled my troll insurance, then a week later insured the Bailey, just slightly cheaper.

Well I don't know if I would say exiting, but we thought Slovenia and Croatia for a change, everyone I've talked to say they are really beautiful places.
Dave

Sold the Troll to AL, looked around for a Bailey Ranger but found an Orion 400/2
Alutech body 2011 same money as I got for the Troll.
Stayed at the Oaks after we picked it up, much more space, very comfortable,
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Rod, i like your new outfit, very smart

We nearly always sleep with the roof up no matter how cold! It only comes down if strong winds and or rain mean it has to

We also have never in 8 years with this van used the truma heating, we used it a few times in the Burstner but then at -28 you tend to need it

I hope you have many happy years left in you and enjoy your new van