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Buying a Caravan


Preparing  to  buy  a  caravan  and  having  looked  at  plenty  like  the  look  of  the  Golf  Savanaha. Have  any  of  the  members  had  experiences  with  Golf  Vans?

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Hi There,
My wife noticed your posting the other day and prompted me to register with the forum and reply to your question. We have owned a 17'6" Golf Outback pop-top caravan for 2-1/2 years now. We haven't been off-road yet but have travelled around 15,000 Kms on the bitumen. I know the Savanah is a little bigger with a tandem wheel setup, but all Golfs are built tough and are extremely well finished.
We have looked at the Savanah on numerous occasions and dreamt about owning one. We recently had an opportunity to tow a standard model and later an outback model from Brisbane to Bundaberg. They both towed as well as our smaller van.
As they say "you don't get nothing for nothing" and they are definately more expensive than say a Jayco or other well known brands. The difference is in the quality, strength and standard features.
Good luck

-- Edited by copey at 18:53, 2007-08-10

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Copey,
Thanks for this information.Have not purchased as yet,

but the Golf is still the favourite.

Swagman.

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