Maggie Two (second caravan)

Last week we picked up Maggie 2  from Hervey Bay, the yard had fitted the couple of things that we wanted done and Joe, one of the workers went through it all with us. he turned on all the lights and fittings and then the tow bar, it took almost an hour and he was very through.

Te ute went well and Maggie towed very well, didn't realize that we were towing anything of course it did not have any thing in it but still, happy with the way it towed.

Maggie Two is safely behind locked gates now ready to be packed and take for a couple of short jaunts to test.

Side view with the awning out, it is a pop top and unlatches form the out side and then there are bars inside to raise the roof.

It has a boot, pretty excited about that, means that hoses etc can travel there instead of inside the van. The caravan yard got two new gas bottles and filled them.

Taken from just outside the door. I always wanted a front kitchen.

The mattress had a rust strain on it, they had rested something on the bed that was wet and it had a large square rust stain so I have covered it with a doona cover that I bought in China.

The lounge dining area which is in very good condition.

The corner cupboard on my side of the bed, in Maggie Warren had some drawers but I didnt so, happy with that.

Storage and there is a full sized mirror on the wall above it.

Microwave and cook top, the  cook top looks as though it has hardly been used. There is an air vent as well as range hood.

Maggie Two is ready to go as soon as we pack her, nothing needs to be done! Quite a bit of difference from when we brought Maggie home, the work that needed to be done on her was a lot.

We had a call from the caravan yard on Monday and the registration papers turned up there, we think it is due in early March, anyway they said they would be six months registration for us. Thats a bonus and something that we weren't expecting but a nice and welcome surprise.  

Although Maggie Two looks newish, she is twenty years old,