Post by Deleted on Aug 17, 2013 13:33:51 GMT 10
Hi everyone, I am new to the caravan world and very keen to get our newly purchased pop top on the move! I have no idea where to start however. Can anyone give me some info or point me in the right direction for info on a Siddons HiLite van please? I have googled lots of combos and have found no info whatsoever.
It is also possible that it isn't this at all, I'm just going on what is on the current (expired) rego sticker.
This is all the info I have....
on the front top is a sticker that says "Siddons leisure product"
on the back is a sticker that says "Hi-Lite."
There is a RVMA logo badge next to the door with a 7 digit number on it. On the rego sticker it has the same number listed as the Chassis number, but the RVMA lady assure me that their number would not be associated with the chassis number.
the only other number on it is on the towing arm and it is H2-008.
I have no idea where to even start looking for a VIN number and as there isn't one on the rego sticker I'm wondering if it is infact a 1981 model, as it should have one if it was manufactured in that year. Sorry for writing a novel for you, I am just coming up with dead ends everywhere!
Thank you!
Jo
It is also possible that it isn't this at all, I'm just going on what is on the current (expired) rego sticker.
This is all the info I have....
on the front top is a sticker that says "Siddons leisure product"
on the back is a sticker that says "Hi-Lite."
There is a RVMA logo badge next to the door with a 7 digit number on it. On the rego sticker it has the same number listed as the Chassis number, but the RVMA lady assure me that their number would not be associated with the chassis number.
the only other number on it is on the towing arm and it is H2-008.
I have no idea where to even start looking for a VIN number and as there isn't one on the rego sticker I'm wondering if it is infact a 1981 model, as it should have one if it was manufactured in that year. Sorry for writing a novel for you, I am just coming up with dead ends everywhere!
Thank you!
Jo
