Post by bridgetandian on Sept 3, 2009 21:00:38 GMT
Hi all
We currently own a 13-4, bought through the old MSN site off Mike & Fiona - there were pictures on the old site. We have had good use for a couple of seasons now. Serial no: 68654
Prior to that we owned a 15-4 and a 17-4, both late 60's. These were 'live-in' trailers fitted with wood-stoves and other modifications for permanent habitation that a purist would balk at!
The 17-4 had a door on either side and was painted burgundy and green - we spotted it for sale at Glastonbury festival. It was sold nearly six years ago to a couple in Petersfield who wanted somewhere to live while they worked on a house. No serial no. recorded.
The 15-4 had the serial number: 6936 (we have a photo of the VIN plate, I am sure there are only four digits). The vendor of this trailer had obtained it from Vivien Neves the famous glamour model - saucy! It had front windows we have not seen on any other Safari - one big fixed pane in the middle with two small ones attached on either side that opened outwards like 'proper' house windows. Sold about 18 months ago on ebay - made the journey to Wales ok.
Bridget and Ian
We currently own a 13-4, bought through the old MSN site off Mike & Fiona - there were pictures on the old site. We have had good use for a couple of seasons now. Serial no: 68654
Prior to that we owned a 15-4 and a 17-4, both late 60's. These were 'live-in' trailers fitted with wood-stoves and other modifications for permanent habitation that a purist would balk at!
The 17-4 had a door on either side and was painted burgundy and green - we spotted it for sale at Glastonbury festival. It was sold nearly six years ago to a couple in Petersfield who wanted somewhere to live while they worked on a house. No serial no. recorded.
The 15-4 had the serial number: 6936 (we have a photo of the VIN plate, I am sure there are only four digits). The vendor of this trailer had obtained it from Vivien Neves the famous glamour model - saucy! It had front windows we have not seen on any other Safari - one big fixed pane in the middle with two small ones attached on either side that opened outwards like 'proper' house windows. Sold about 18 months ago on ebay - made the journey to Wales ok.
Bridget and Ian
