Caravan Insurance and Retro Caravans

Retro caravans are all the rage, with newlady called Lydia owns. She said about her rare
boutique caravans introducing 'glamping' ascaravan: "We were looking for the perfect
opposed to camping. As this trend is taking off,retreat, and at first we purchased a beach hut.
caravan insurance still needs to be taken intoAlthough it was lovely, it wasn't mobile, so we
serious consideration, especially if you havetried narrowboating. That was too restrictive so
decorated your caravan luxuriously withwe bought a Cheltenham Fawn. We were
expensive accessories.hooked." After a while, they upgraded to the
As people aren't really up for forking out forunique Springbok, one of only a few left in
expensive hotels or even B&B's in the presentexistence.
climate, it has become more popular and fun, toThe 'Canned Ham' is called so because of its
go on caravan holidays in different parts of theshape and metallic exterior. Stephen had a love of
country. Many people are customising theirclassic cars, which inspired him to find his own cool
caravans to suit their own tastes - long gone arecaravan, he said: "We spent years attending
the days of plain white exterior and floral interiors.classic car shows and sleeping in a tent, so it
An alternative twist to mainstream caravaning,seemed time to buy a caravan. We bought our
from different shapes and sizes, to stylish,1954 Cardinal Travel Trailer, or 'Canned Ham' as it
modern and retro, it is becoming a sure hit foris known due to its shape, via an internet auction
summer holidays.in 2006. We take it to car shows, towing it behind
There are several types of retro caravans outour 1940s Dodge Pick-up.
there, such as the Cheltenham Springbok which a