1 Results: viscount caravan in Tweed Heads Region, NSW

• Sleeps 6

Caravan is unregistered. Does not retract due to some modifications from the previous owner but should be an easy fix, the pop up cable still works perfectly. We drove it home without putting down the pop top. Needs a bit of work but internally in good conditions. Please get in touch for more informations or to come and have a look. Location Currumbin Valley.

• 16 ft
• Sleeps 3

Vintage 1978 Excellent Condition Pop top for extra space Completely renovated on inside Sleeps 2-3 Includes double bed, fridge, sink, cupboards Had registration 1 year ago Structurally sound Would need to register

Have brand new set of wheel spats for old viscount or millard caravan never been on a caravan they are fibreglass ph Dennis $80

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Motor Manual May 74 MOTOR MANUAL magazine was an Australian Automotive Magazine originally published in April 1946 and later became known as Car Automotive from March 1986. The magazine was headquartered in Melbourne and distributed in both Australia and New Zealand. Motor Manual has had a number of editors and publishers over the decades, amongst them; in the early 60’s, editor and publisher Keith Winser, the late 60’s, editor L. J. Shaw, publisher The Age Melbourne Magazine department, the

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