Sterckeman in general

Newest Review: ... One was a 12 foot six inch Sterckeman Escale 370 and when we saw it we looked no further. A four berth with a bunk bed that could be positioned anywhere, over the single, the double or just free standing. Self contained in that the electrics, water and everything was inside the van. Clothes cupboard, loo room, double gas burner and plenty of storage. The big, big advantage was the weight of the whole unit. Only nine hundredweight, that is 112 lbs under half a ton and extremely light. I was told that it was designed to be towed by the Renault five and yes! I do believe it. That was twenty years ago and the van is still in use today an... more

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Sterckeman in general: Super Sterkie (497 words)
by - written on 29/08/01 (Very useful, 1202 readings)
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We have had a caravan for twenty eight years now and at first we owned a second hand Eurocamper at nine feet six inch long, in fact over eight years we had three. Then one day while browsing the local dealers, as you do, we were approached by a salesman who asked if we were considering a change. We weren't realy but you know how it is. Soon we were looking at used caravans. Did you consider a new one at all, he asked, because they were finishing with the Sterckeman franchise and were wanting to move the last two vans. If we were interested we could have them at the price they took them in (new). One was a 12 foot six inch Sterckeman Escale 370 ... Read the complete review

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