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Vans	18-Apr-2013 At 1:04:28 PM	technogeekery
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I'm with batey, prefer to have seperate tent - 15 mins of setup and much more versatile. If its the whole family, pack the 7 man tent. Just me & the missus - pack the 3 man tent. Just me? Take the backpacking tent and my KTM SM950 :-) Have also long loved Foresters, am on my third. Go pretty much anywhere (except big rock steps and v deep water), comfortable for city work & long drives, lots of starage space. But there are 4 of us now, and we are overloading it for long weekends away, even with roof cage piled high. So am selling the subaru and looking for a Mitsubishi Pajero instead - but will still stick with vehicle + tent(s) solution for my needs

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