Bailey Ranger 620/6 Caravan Review

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June 15, 2010
The most recent Bailey Ranger Series 6 models build on what the range was previously known for, and now include plenty of modern features as standard through the 5 layout choices. These caravans have been in production for more than a decade and are renowned for providing high quality caravans at a lower price. Bailey Ranger caravans are made with families and larger groups in mind, and are perfect for new caravanners as well as the experienced.
Bailey Ranger New Features
Now fitted as standard in the Bailey Ranger caravans, you will find a TV aerial, Thetford 107L fridge and a Thetford cassette toilet. Interiors benefit from brand new high quality furniture, new flooring and modern soft furnishings that include scatter and bolster cushions. All the Bailey Ranger models are made with a modern exterior body that is protected by a new impact resistant 3000 Series aluminium. This comes with a 6 year guarantee. All the latest Rangers, including the Bailey Ranger 620/6, now benefit from other brand new features including:
• Swivel cassette toilet
• Combined grill and glass fronted oven with flame failure safety
• ‘Pear’ furniture veneer
• Woodblock floor
• New reading lights
• Full width overhead locker at front
Bailey Ranger 620/6 Info
The Bailey Ranger 620/6 is the largest caravan out of the Series 6 models, with 6 comfortable berths and plenty of room for the whole group to live comfortably. The large bathroom in the corner allows everyone to wash and get ready without having to step on any toes, while the spacious living area provides more than enough room for a relaxed environment.
Bailey Ranger 620/6 Specifications
• Berths: 6
• Bed Sizes: Front Saloon 6′6” x 4′9”, or 2@ 6′2′ x 2′3”, O/Side Single 5′7″ x 2′2″, O/Side O/Head Single 5′5″ x 2′0″, Rear Double 6′3″ x 4′6″
• Shipping Length: 7.915m
• Overall Width: 2.19m
• Overall Height: 2.58m
• MTPLM: 1522kg
• Total user payload: 250kg

The most recent Bailey Ranger Series 6 models build on what the range was previously known for, and now include plenty of modern features as standard through the 5 layout choices. These caravans have been in production for more than a decade and are renowned for providing high quality caravans at a lower price.

bailey ranger 620-6

Bailey Ranger New Features

Now fitted as standard in the Bailey Ranger caravans, you will find a TV aerial, Thetford 107L fridge and a Thetford cassette toilet. Interiors benefit from brand new high quality furniture, new flooring and modern soft furnishings that include scatter and bolster cushions. All the Bailey Ranger models are made with a modern exterior body that is protected by a new impact resistant 3000 Series aluminium. This comes with a 6 year guarantee. All the latest Rangers, including the Bailey Ranger 620/6, now benefit from other brand new features including:

• Swivel cassette toilet

• Combined grill and glass fronted oven with flame failure safety

• ‘Pear’ furniture veneer

• Woodblock floor

• New reading lights

• Full width overhead locker at front

Bailey Ranger 620/6 Info

The Bailey Ranger 620/6 is the largest caravan out of the Series 6 models, with 6 comfortable berths and plenty of room for the whole group to live comfortably. The large bathroom in the corner allows everyone to wash and get ready without having to step on any toes, while the spacious living area provides more than enough room for a relaxed environment.

Bailey Ranger 620/6 Specifications

• Berths: 6

• Bed Sizes: Front Saloon 6′6” x 4′9”, or 2@ 6′2′ x 2′3”, O/Side Single 5′7″ x 2′2″, O/Side O/Head Single 5′5″ x 2′0″, Rear Double 6′3″ x 4′6″

• Shipping Length: 7.915m

• Overall Width: 2.19m

• Overall Height: 2.58m

• MTPLM: 1522kg

• Total user payload: 250kg

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