Bailey caravan video reviews round-up
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Bristol-based Bailey Caravans boosted its Pegasus port folio in 2016 to a new level of caravan luxury for couples and families alike, starting from £17,169.
Bailey Pegasus caravans have been completely revamped to bring fresh new looks and create more internal floor space. Below you'll find four of the seven models in the range reviewed.
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Bailey Pegasus Brindisi
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Bailey Pegasus Palermo
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Bailey Pegasus Ancona
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Bailey Pegasus Modena
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