Trailers & 'BWSOW's

[Jameshow]

Friday 13th

Market Street
Kirkby Stephen
Cumbria

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That's a bit of a step down from the intended purchase up thread!!

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

That's a bit of a step down from the intended purchase up thread!!

2 for 1, though

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

Friday 13th

Market Street
Kirkby Stephen
Cumbria

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@DRM/@Alex321

I was pointed in this direction, via a Facebook question

https://www.paulstriumphherald.co.uk/triumph-2500s-estate-part-one/
(part 2, linked, in the above, has a nice photo of the Sprite)

 

[DRM]

@DRM/@Alex321

I was pointed in this direction, via a Facebook question

https://www.paulstriumphherald.co.uk/triumph-2500s-estate-part-one/
(part 2, linked, in the above, has a nice photo of the Sprite)

It’s the same Sprite Musketeer my parents had, loo in rear n/s corner small dinette at the back with double dinette at the front, iirc it was still a Whale foot pump for the water supply then!

 

[DRM]

@DRM/@Alex321

I was pointed in this direction, via a Facebook question

https://www.paulstriumphherald.co.uk/triumph-2500s-estate-part-one/
(part 2, linked, in the above, has a nice photo of the Sprite)

Back to your Safari, it looks like the 17/2 , which according to the Classic caravans forum was £7554 in 1980 brand new, according to the Bank of England converter makes it £32,314 now, at the time iirc something like the Sprite Musketeer would have been about £2800, an Abbey or Fairholme about £3500

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

@DRM

And to think, it was given to us
Rather ironically, with ‘new’ (of the time) Range-Rovers being mentioned, the friend who gave it to us is from a farming background

I certainly remember his uncle in a Series3 (109”) Station Wagon, & there possibly was a Range-Rover in the family too?