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derek500

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Just booked a one way Dunkerque/Dover crossing for Saturday July 28 at eight in the morning. 7m long, 3m high.

 

Only 48 Euros (£32). Much lower price than was quoted earlier in the year.

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bob b - 2007-05-02 1:37 PM Ye God's......It almost makes you believe in Jesus don't it !

I have to say that I find this remark somewhat offensive and in my opinion totally pointless.

Roy.

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derek500 - 2007-05-02 11:39 AM

 

Just booked a one way Dunkerque/Dover crossing for Saturday July 28 at eight in the morning. 7m long, 3m high.

 

Only 48 Euros (£32). Much lower price than was quoted earlier in the year.

 

shame

 

I'm going the day before and our two way trip was £72 all in inc booking fee - could have taken the motorhome but didn't think it would cope with the 'ring as well as the roadster will!!!

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This is what I think is called "off post" but can you post a pix of the Mochet Camionette please.I know what the others look like but never heard of a Mochet.

Andy T

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Andy

 

Whilst Campbell is faffing about with his vehicles, have a shuftie at the Microcar Museum website at:

 

www.microcarmuseum.com

 

Some of the vehicles are really weird!

Guest starspirit
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We 'did' Norfolkline Dover Dunkerque Dover with the car for £41 return recently and their ships are nearly new, clean(ish) and seem to work well, although the state of some of the toilets left a bit to be desired.

 

We were in the car this time so I did not get to see the lorry deck but the car deck was large and clean with swift and efficient loading and unloading.

 

Interestingly when I did a comparison out of interest the quote was the same price for a 6 metre van for the same times.

 

We will almost certainly be using Norfolk again - unless we can get it cheaper that is?

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