danny6801

Well-Known Member

• Oct 30, 2015

• #21

johnlad said:

paddocks are selling one for £799 +vat
http://www.paddockspares.com/land-rover-expedition-equipment/tents-and-awnings/roof-tents.html

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Or just do what John does and stay In top dogging sites haha lol.

 

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chriskeeler1982

New Member

• Nov 3, 2015

• #22

Not sure if you're still in the market but I have a Hannibal 2m which I am looking at selling if you're interested?

 

LandyMan

Well-Known Member

• Nov 3, 2015

• #23

chriskeeler1982 said:

Not sure if you're still in the market but I have a Hannibal 2m which I am looking at selling if you're interested?

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I'm interested

 

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chriskeeler1982

New Member

• Nov 3, 2015

• #24

That was the fastest response ive had yet! The question is at what price are you interested?

 

joem93874

Member

• Nov 4, 2015

• #25

chriskeeler1982 said:

That was the fastest response ive had yet! The question is at what price are you interested?

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Im also interested depending on the price

 

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chriskeeler1982

New Member

• Nov 4, 2015

• #26

If you want to make me an offer by PM or on the thread I will let you know if its what i'm looking for. Its the 2m meter family deluxe which are £2400 new and the tent is like new....it will be hard to let it go, but I have 5 children so its becoming harder and harder to get out in it!

I see in earlier messages that you think they are overpriced and at one time I think I would have agreed.....after having this Hannibal I have changed my mind, not only because of the quality, but also the experiences you can have are priceless. Its not camping in a roof tent, its a real adventure and im talking myself out of selling it here!!

Let me know.....

 

joem93874

Member

• Nov 4, 2015

• #27

Probably out of my budget, I just find it hard to justify when you can get a normal tent for £50-£100 but I can imagine it is totally different.

Also suspect it wouldn't go as well on my Mondeo and the Landy is usually broken down...

 

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chriskeeler1982

New Member

• Nov 4, 2015

• #28

Its like everything in life....you get what you pay for. Just make sure it breaks down somewhere scenic with a pub close by and you'll be laughing!

 

james6546

Well-Known Member

• Nov 6, 2015

• #29

The Gribbin said:

Hey ER1C have you checked these guys, I was impressed with their stand at the Stratford Overland Show... and a few exhibitors were using these annexes too... about half the price of a roof tent, although they do them too?
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www.tuff-trek.com

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I know this was said a while ago, but we have a tuff-trek roof tent. Was £1400, but that includes the awning. The instructions are pretty shocking, but once you work it out it is a good tent.

The guys who sell them are helpful too, we had a problem with a zip, and they replaced it for us.