Bailey Autograph 79-4T

This one owner Bailey Autograph 79-4T was originally supplied by our company and offers you a very high specification motorhome for a great price. As with every Bailey motorhome to date, it’s the Peugeot Boxer/Al-Ko chassis combination that provides the running gear. Autographs get the 160bhp version of the latest Euro VI engine, as standard. It’s a two-litre and early indications are it’s a far more refined performer than the units it replaces. There’s a light and airy feel to the interior, contributing to a particularly pleasant ambience throughout. There’s a sculpted backrest to the rear travel seat, but the squab will be a bit too long for some. Unless you’re carrying extra passengers, you’ll probably want to leave the main lounge seating in its L-shaped format, where it’s accompanied by a slim table that helps access through to the nearside kitchen and beyond, with a single inward-facing seat on the nearside. That table sits on two pedestal legs, so there’s no adjustment. The 79-T's kitchen is up there with the very best, whatever the price. There’s excellent worktop space between the sink and the hob (three gas rings, one electric hotplate), also supplemented by a flip-up extension to the right of the sink. Also here are soft-close drawer storage, a combined oven/grill and a huge overhead locker with push-to-open operation. Adjacent, there’s a Dometic fridge with removable freezer box – total capacity is a handy 155 litres. A Daewoo microwave oven is set atop this, but it’s still at a feasible height. The washroom is another area that’s seen lots of improvement. There’s sufficient space for a separate shower cubicle with bi-folding doors. With an Ecocamel showerhead on a riser bar, and inset twin plugholes, it’s all very neat. Other noteworthy features are the retractable clothes line and decent quality hooks, along with some excellent storage. A swivel-bowl toilet and “salad bowl” basin in white plastic complete the ablutions facilities. Star area of the 79-4T has to be its bedroom. The curved unit between the beds is an obvious focal point . They’re the comfiest of beds, though, on sprung slatted bases, with provision to sit up, should you wish. Bedroom storage is good, too, with his and hers wardrobes at the end of each bed and excellent large drawers in each base too. You also get optimum comfort, starting with an Alde central heating system, along with features such as “warm” (as opposed to bright whiter) LED lighting, two-tone finish to the lockers and more.