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I think infact the "to leave or not to leave" subject becamè rather personel between some members, that the "B" word was officially banned, so l'm not going to mention it.
Beansgate, it was brilliantLittle owls, gas ring issue, great value.
It was KernowLad and his strong preference for a manual gearbox over DSG that came to my mind. Did seem to be able to start an argument in an empty room.Who can remember KerrnowLad. I seem to remember he fellout with the powers that be, and was banned from posting on the forum.
I remember Chris Sloanes made quite an impact with his short time here (maybe still watching?). I still follow him on youtube as he went from T6.1 to Grand Cali 600 to a huger Mobilvetta Coachbuilt. I've bought some of his travel guides too.Who can remember KerrnowLad. I seem to remember he fellout with the powers that be, and was banned from posting on the forum.
There must be huge potential for a 6 verses 7 punch up? They’re such different beasts, I mean, just the double sliding door alone could rumble on for months. Nobody in the history of campervaning has ever uttered the sentence “I wish I had another sliding door on that side”
Actually… they did, didn’t they? In fact, isn’t it another timeless debate on this forum: the fact that the sliding door on the California is on the “wrong” side for the UK & Ireland.Nobody in the history of campervaning has ever uttered the sentence “I wish I had another sliding door on that side”
The comment I liked best was “reverse tardis” - bigger on the outside, smaller on the inside.Yep, lots of differences of opinions between the 6 and the 7 (that's not including whether it is really called a 7), but I'm very much in the camp of drive whatever suits your own personal situation best.
I'm a 6.1 Beach owner, some of the refinement of the 7 might be nice but it is simply too small for us (it might be longer but internally it is smaller). However, the double doors do appeal to me, having a breeze through the van on a hot summer evening sounds nice to me.
There is that, but don’t mention the “no height adjustment” of the 6.1 drivers seat. Ugh.The comment I liked best was “reverse tardis” - bigger on the outside, smaller on the inside.
Always hard to tell if those of us on the T5/6 side of the debate are just coming up with reasons to justify sticking with what we have (whilst secretly coveting the £££ T7 we can't afford) or whether VW's complete departure from the tried and tested means the smaller, less practical car based van is just not ticking our boxes. Not disimilar to the old Ocean drivers' looking down on "poor" Beach owners when in reality the Ocean just doesn't have the flexility some of us covet. It's sad in some ways that there isn't a suitable future replacement in VW's stable.There must be huge potential for a 6 verses 7 punch up? They’re such different beasts, I mean, just the double sliding door alone could rumble on for months. Nobody in the history of campervaning has ever uttered the sentence “I wish I had another sliding door on that side”
Good point! That might make the top 10In fact, isn’t it another timeless debate on this forum: the fact that the sliding door on the California is on the “wrong” side for the UK & Ireland.
I thought it was known as the dog lips flapping in the wind bumper.the 6.1 canoe paddle front bumper
What on earth was that? Nothing in the search....
Everyone knows…it’s not about size……unless you ask my wifeFollowed a T7 yesterday. Tiny indicators.
Hmmmthat lasted for about a month if I remember and then all the Brexiteers were too embarrassed to fight their corner.I remember Brexit was a great way to start an argument
See, the gift that keeps on giving!lasted for about a month if I remember and then all the Brexiteers were too embarrassed to fight their corner.
Don’t hear much from @Amarillo these days![]()
Indeed. The old 12v kettle (4 days to boil) debate. Classic.
Or the " Chickens ".
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