OXFORD 16ft CARAVAN
Has too many features to list them all. However here is just a few.
4.7 mtr, sleeps, 4 with a permanent island double bed and a fold down table and squabs that convert to another double.
Has an extra large full length European awning which has only been used a few times, very spacious. + small roof for over the door.
Double glazed windows.
Hot & cold water with an electric pump.
Additional power plugs, TV Ariel sockets & lights. 12v transformer.
Built in radio CD player with 4 speakers.
Wall mounted microwave oven.
22in flat screen TV.
Satellite dish & locator,
Wall mounted 2 Bar heater
Heated towel rail.
Electric blanket.
Electric Fridge + Awning fridge.
External Power Plug.
Outdoor table & chairs.
Large outdoor umbrella.
Additional long power cable.
All the pots, pans, dishes & cutlery. & linen.
In fact everything you will need to just hook on and enjoy.
Overall in very good condition & come with current WOF & rego.
Will be very sad to see her go, but our health dictates its sale.
$16,700 ono
Refer Trade Me listing 2266050333 (note the changed TM number)
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Ode of Remembrance
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as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them,
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At the going down of the sun
and in the morning
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