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  • Page 1 USER MANUAL - 2018 COLLECTION...
  • Page 2 Despite being the exclusive property of Pilote Group, the photographs and illustrations published here are not contractual. Pilote reserves the right to modify, add or remove components or technical characteristics at any time, without notice, for the sole purpose of improving the quality of its products.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    1 - Welcome 3 - Preparing to travel 1.1 Welcome aboard! ............5 3.1 Servicing after a an extended stationary period ..23 1.2 How to use this manual ..........5 3.1.1 Drinking water ............. 23 1.3 Legal framework ............7 3.1.2 Refrigerator............23 1.3.1 Regulations .............
  • Page 4 5.4 Draining ..............35 7 - Maintenance and winterisation 5.4.1 Wastewater ............35 7.1 Gas installation ............57 5.4.2 WC ................. 35 7.2 Maintenance of the interior ........57 5.5 Insulation ..............35 7.2.1 Cab................57 5.6 Locking ..............35 7.2.2 Cushions, mattresses, curtains......57 7.2.3 Maintenance of the windows ......57 6 - Using the equipment 7.2.4 Furniture ...............

  • Page 5: Welcome

    Proper use of your motorhome will afford you a superior level of comfort while preserving the value of your vehicle. The Pilote network and the Pilote Customer Relations department are at your disposal (see contact details in chapter 8). Any infringement, translation or copy of all or part of this document is strictly forbidden. Any full or partial copy requires our prior written permission.
  • Page 6 Warning, risk of injury If you ignore this remark, you may place yourself or other people in danger. Warning, risk of property damage If you ignore this remark, you may damage the appliance(s) concerned. Further information These remarks provide further information or draw your attention to useful details.

  • Page 7: Legal Framework

    • If household appliances are covered by their own manufacturer's warranty (fridge, heating system, etc.) then contact your nearest brand representative (see list of representatives provided with the appliance) or, where this is not possible, your Pilote dealer. • It is important to fill out the warranty documents for appliances when provided and to return them to the various...

  • Page 8: Motorhome Manners

    The warranty will not apply in the following cases: • The buyer has not complied with the instructions for use • The motorhome has been modified by a non-approved person or by installing non-original parts • The damage or the defect is due to failure to observe the Highway Code •...

  • Page 9: Waste

    1.4.3 Waste Wastewater emptying must take place: • In appropriate places and never near to housing, rivers, streams or crops. • the emptying of "black" water (lavatory) into the rain water drainage network is strictly prohibited. All water drainage valves must be closed whilst travelling. Even fresh water should be emptied discretely, to avoid suspicion. It is always worth asking the local authorities about how to safely get rid of wastewater.

  • Page 10: Discover Your Motorhome

    2 - Discover your motorhome 2.1 The base 2.1.1 The chassis Your dealer should give you the user manual and the chassis maintenance book published by the car manufacturer when your motorhome is delivered. We recommend that you take note of the contents and follow the instructions relating to chassis.

  • Page 11: The Living Area

    2.2 The living area 2.2.1 Hatches, openings and valves Your motorhome has several types of openings on the outside: Opening lights Hatches Ventilation devices • Cab entrance door(s) • Fuel • Foul air grilles and/or ventilation • Entrance door to living area •...

  • Page 12: Basic Fluid Diagrams

    2.3 Basic fl uid diagrams DO NOT PIERCE THE FLOOR OF LOW PROFILE MOTORHOMES. Tubing for evacuating gas and water are built into the fl oor. Never make any alterations or modifi cations, except if performed by a recognised installer. . 2.3.1 Water system Supply diagram Drinking water...

  • Page 13: Electrical System

    2.3.2 Electrical system Supply diagram The power supply is made up of a 230V alternating current part and a 12 V direct current part. 230 V supply Connecting to the mains supply allows you to: • recharge the leisure battery •...
  • Page 14 Solar panel A solar panel may be plugged into connector 2 of the electrical unit (option). It is important to correctly follow the assembly instructions supplied by the solar panel manufacturer. Solar panels often do not provide adequate additional charge when several electric appliances are used simultaneously at night.
  • Page 15 Fuses - Electrical unit Description Function Location Colour Leisure battery Fuse holder near the leisure battery 50 A Engine battery Fuse holder near electrical unit 50 A 12 V refrigerator On the relay/fuse module 20 A Yellow Leisure battery detection On the relay/fuse module Blue Footstep relay (according to model)
  • Page 16 The control panel The control panel commands the electrical functions in the motorhome’s accommodation unit and displays the level of the batteries and water tanks. It is located above the entrance door to the living area. See the manufacturer’s instructions for operating the control panel.

  • Page 17: Gas

    2.3.3 Gas Supply diagram The gas pressure regulator may be equipped with an automatic inverter, depending on the models. Only qualified fitters Pressure are authorised to work regulator on gas-powered appliances. Flow regulator with Connector hose manual reset Installation Your motorhome is fitted with a gas cupboard that can hold two bottles, only one of which is connected at a time.

  • Page 18: Ventilation, Heating System

    Gas system allowing heating while driving The pressure regulator has a built-in impact detector. In case of an accident, with a strong deceleration, a mechanical protection system cuts off the gas inlet. It complies with European regulations and allows you to use the gas heater while driving. Apart from the heating, no other appliances are designed to be used when driving.

  • Page 19: Safety

    2.4 Safety Never leave children unattended in your motorhome. This safety precaution is fundamental in a motorhome due to the presence of medium and low voltage electrical appliances and gas-powered equipment. Using the electric window command can be dangerous. Ensure that there is no risk of the passengers' limbs getting caught in the electric window.

  • Page 20: Electrical System

    2.4.3 Electrical system Any modification or repairs to the electrical circuit carried out in a non-compliant manner or without taking account of the technical specifications of the circuit may cause malfunctioning or a fire hazard. The liquid contained inside the leisure battery, just like that in the main battery is toxic and corrosive.
  • Page 21 Low Profi les P600P P650C and P656C P650GJ and P656GJ P650U P700C and P706C P700GJ and P706GJ P710P and P716P P740C and P746C P740GJ and P746GJ Low profi le motorhomes with bunk-beds and over-cab beds P706S C700S C700G...
  • Page 22 A-class models G600P G600G G600L G650GJ G650C G650L G700GJ and G701GJ G650U G700C and G701C G740CF G740C and G741C G740GJ and G741GJ G781C G781GJ G741J...

  • Page 23: Preparing To Travel

    3 - Preparing to travel 3.1 Servicing after an extended stationary period 3.1.1 Fresh water Re-pressurisation after a long wintering period can lead to the water arriving in a sporadic manner. It is therefore better to purge the system by leaving the tap on. The pressure becomes constant as soon as there is no more air in the pipes. 3.1.2 Refrigerator If running on gas, it is essential to remove the external covers on the upper and lower air vents.

  • Page 24: Drinking Water

    Tyre pressure when cold recommended by manufacturers Tyres Front pressure Rear pressure (equipped with a Michelin Camping type metal valve) 215/70 R15 CP 5.0 bars 5.5 bars 225/75 R16 CP 5.5 bars 5.5 bars Underinflation of tyres reduces their service life and compromises your safety: risk of explosion, increased breaking distance, loss of grip.

  • Page 25: Battery

    3.2.5 Battery Before setting out on a trip, particularly after a long period of inactivity, check the charge on the two batteries. To recharge the battery, connect the vehicle to the 230 V mains supply for 24 hours, having previously checked that the leisure battery protection fuse F1 is installed.

  • Page 26: Load

    3.4 Load 3.4.1 Technical specifications Your motorhome was designed and approved in accordance with strict technical specifications that should be observed, such as: • the maximum permissible weight (vehicle only) • the maximum towable weight (for the trailer) • the gross vehicle weight (vehicle + trailer) •...

  • Page 27: Calculating Loads

    3.4.2 Calculating loads Calculate your load taking into account the total weight including passengers, luggage, equipment and options, in addition to full fuel, clean water and gas tanks. It must be distributed evenly in the different storage areas of your vehicle. ≤...

  • Page 28: Trailer

    Distribution of the load To preserve the road handling of your motorhome, the centre of gravity of the load must be as low as possible. This will reduce any undesirable suspension effects, such as rolling, pitching, etc. Heavy loads must be secured or wedged into place to prevent any untimely movement.
  • Page 29 Max. towable weight Maximum gross vehicle weight Maximum gross vehicle weight Former label Former label (French): PTAC (French): PTRA Note The manufacturer undertakes to provide a motorhome with an actual Mass In Running Order within the 5% tolerance of the indicated Mass In Running Order used for type approval.

  • Page 30: Travelling

    4 - Travelling 4.1 Safety checks before departure Before taking to the road, systematically check the proper functioning of any signalling devices (indicators, main-beam, dipped, warning headlights, horn, etc.). Your motorhome is always ready to take the road. There are no other specific road preparations to be made. However, some precautions are necessary to avoid incidents.

  • Page 31: Adjustments

    4.2 Adjustments • Check the adjustment of seats, safety belts and head rests • Adjust the rear-view mirrors to your field of vision 4.3 Driving A motorhome is much bigger than a car. Before first use, familiarise yourself with driving the vehicle, particularly in reverse. Be very careful also when going downhill, overtaking or if there are side winds.
  • Page 32 Unauthorised seats while driving The seats in the cell marked with the sticker opposite are not authorised when driving. Additional road seat (optional) To install the 5 road seat: To remove the fifth seat: • Remove the seat cushions (1 and 2) •...

  • Page 33: Stops And Parking

    5 - Stops and parking It is forbidden to use a gas-powered appliance in garages, enclosed parking lots or on ferries. 5.1 Choosing a spot Choosing flat ground will enhance your comfort inside the vehicle. 5.2 Safety when stationary • Put the handbrake on •...

  • Page 34: Turning On The Gas

    5.3.2 Turning on the gas Open the feed valves on the appliances located in the kitchen or the cupboard. If the heating system is used when in motion, the heating system/water heater valve must remain open. Refrigerator Oven (optional) Heating/boiler Hotplate It is forbidden to use a gas-powered appliance in garages, enclosed parking lots or on ferries.

  • Page 35: Draining

    5.4 Draining Motorway parking lots, service stations and municipal rest areas often provide terminals for draining wastewater. Do not leave draining to the last moment. 5.4.1 Wastewater To drain, operate the handle of the drain valve located behind the side skirt or in the double floor depending on the model of the vehicle.

  • Page 36: Using The Equipment

    6 - Using the equipment It is essential to be familiar with chapters 2, 3 and 5 before you read this chapter. 6.1 Opening lights 6.1.1 Windows Outward-opening window Opening the window 1. Pull the handles up into a vertical position. 2.
  • Page 37 Closing the window 1. Gently push the window as far out as possible. 2. Pull the window slowly inwards. 3. Lower the handles into a horizontal position. The projecting windows must be closed when the vehicle is in motion. Sliding window Depending on the model, your motorhome may have sliding windows.
  • Page 38 Combined mosquito / sun screen The vehicles are fitted with different types of blinds depending on the model. Pleated blinds 1. Use the groove to lower the mosquito net 2. Using the other groove, raise the black-out blind 3. The lower hatch enables you to attach the mosquito screen to the black-out blind To disconnect them, pull on the flap to release the mosquito net part and the blackout blind part.

  • Page 39: Rooflight

    6.1.2 Sunroof (depending on the model) Special recommendations Make sure that there is no snow, ice or dirt on the sunroof before opening. Check that the acrylic sunroof has not been damaged by overhead branches or by toxic substances. The sunroof must be completely closed and locked before starting up the vehicle.

  • Page 40: Kitchen

    Combined mosquito / sun screen A ratcheting system allows you to combine the two screens to adjust the shade while protecting against mosquitos. Clip the two screens together Slide the tensioning bar to adjust using the handles. the amount of light entering the sunroof. In hot weather, never block the roof window by more than two thirds to ensure proper ventilation and protect the materials from excessive heat.

  • Page 41: Extractor Hood (Optional)

    6.2.2 Extractor hood (optional) The extractor hood should be used when cooking to prevent fogging or condensation. 6.2.3 Gas-powered appliances • Carefully read the instructions for gas-powered appliances. • Never use appliances with a service pressure that differs from that for which they were intended. •...
  • Page 42 Heating system / Water heater General points Our motorhomes are rated in the no. 2 heating category (according to the European standard EN 1646-1). Constant air renewal and the appropriate amount of heating provide a pleasant atmosphere inside the motorhome in all seasons. Sufficiently heat up the inside of the vehicle, even when you are going out, to prevent the water pipes from freezing (especially those leading to the lavatory or being used for wastewater).
  • Page 43 Combi Truma heating system (with optional 230 V system) Heating system operating with gas or electricity (option) diffusing heat throughout the vehicle via hot air vents. Combi Truma diesel heating system (optional only on vans) Combi Truma heating system operating with diesel, connected directly to the vehicle tank. In this case, the vehicle is not equipped with a LPG regulator with impact detector.
  • Page 44 Refrigerator The refrigerator air vent covers (optional) must be removed if gas powered (see chapter 3). Warning When storing food, it is important to be aware of the specific operating conditions of a refrigerator installed inside a vehicle. There are conditions under which the appliance is unable to guarantee the necessary temperature to preserve some highly perishable items, because: •...

  • Page 45: Table

    • Do not leave refrigerated products too long out of the refrigerator. • Place products whose use-by dates are the closest to expiring in the front. • Place any leftovers in sealed containers and use them quickly. • Wash your hands before touching food, between each handling of different products and before sitting down to eat. •...

  • Page 46: Central Table With Fixed Base

    6.3.2 Central table with fixed base Eating position It is possible to move the table along 2 directional axes option - cable-free system: • pull the lever located under the table • move the table to the desired position • raise the lever to lock the table into position option - system with cables •...
  • Page 47 6.3.3 Central table Eating position To enlarge the table: • pull out the frame as far as it will go • unfold the table To ensure its stability, the table must be in contact with the bracket. If this is not the case, adjust the 2 screws located on the bracket. Sleeping position (optional) To use the table in sleeping position: •...

  • Page 48: Television

    It is possible to move the table along 2 directional axes: • loosen the 2 knobs located under the table • move the table to the desired position • lock the table into position by retightening the two knobs 6.4 Television A place is provided to accommodate a television.

  • Page 49: Reverse Camera

    6.6 Reverse camera (option) Turning on Switch on the appliance by pressing the ON/OFF key on the screen. The system automatically comes on when reverse gear is selected. In both cases, the screen lights up after a short delay. Configuration Press the MENU key to open the configuration menu.

  • Page 50: Bathroom

    6.7 Bathroom 6.7.1 Shower and washbasin Never pour boiling water down the washbasin or the shower. When the wastewater tank is too full, the spill may back up in the shower basin. To avoid this problem, empty the tanks regularly. 6.7.2 WC Never pour boiling water down the lavatory.

  • Page 51: Dinette Sleeping Area

    6.8.2 Dinette sleeping area The table is lowered to the level of the bench seats to receive the additional sleeping areas. • Push home the telescopic foot or fold the table leg, depending on the model. • Set the table into low position on the wedges provided for this purpose •...

  • Page 52: Pull-Down Bed

    6.8.2 Pull-down bed Warning of dangers Maximum permissible load on the bed : 200 kg. • Do not use the bed to store luggage. Only leave the bedding on the bed. • Remove any articles from the bed and check that the manoeuvre zone is clear before operating the bed. •...
  • Page 53 The bed must only be operated by adults. Check that the manoeuvre zone is clear. Raised position • Store the ladder • Make sure that there are no people or objects on the bed. • Raise the bed • Lock the retaining strap •...
  • Page 54 The maximum load in the cabinets located under the bed is 5 kg per cabinet to avoid electrical overload of the system and malfunction. The load must be balanced between the cabinets. Maximum permissible load in the cupboards: 5 kg per cupboard Sleeping position •...
  • Page 55 If there is an obstacle under the bed preventing it from going down to its lower position, stop the descent, raise the bed, remove the obstacle and start again to lower the bed until it reaches a complete stop in the low position. If the bed rises when the “lower”...
  • Page 56 Using a screwdriver and a 13mm socket, screw or unscrew the bolt located at the end of the motor and accessible via a hole at the top of the bed cabinet. The bed should then go up or down. Remove the panel at the top of the cabinet on the left.

  • Page 57: Maintenance And Winterisation

    7 - Maintenance and winterisation 7.1 Gas installation Regularly check the correct condition of the gas intake hoses in the gas cupboard. Change it for an approved model identical to the original one, as soon as their state requires it, and at the latest before the use-by date marked on the hose. Never use extensions on these hoses.

  • Page 58: Furniture

    7.2.4 Furniture Use a damp cloth or mild cleaning product on furniture. Furniture door hinges: If over time, the cabinet or wardrobe doors function improperly, it is possible to adjust the hinges to these pieces. A: Adjusting the bearing surface to correct the gap: Turn the screw clockwise to decrease the bearing surface, turn the screw counter-clockwise to increase the bearing surface.

  • Page 59: Bathroom Fixtures

    7.2.5 Bathroom fixtures Do not use abrasive products. 7.2.6 Cooking appliances Comply with the manufacturer’s instructions. 7.2.7 Refrigerator Every year, have an approved specialist clean the air vents and ventilation shaft of the refrigerator with compressed air. Clean the inside of the refrigerator according to the manufacturer’s instructions. 7.2.8 Water heater Every year, have an approved specialist clean the air vents and ventilation shaft of the water heater with compressed air.

  • Page 60: Tar

    Part Material Frequency Maintenance Weekly when driving Wash with plenty of water Front end on A-class Apply a polyester polish to retain Ceiling (front upper part Polyester* the shine of the bodywork, facilitate above the cab area) Annual the flow of water and ensure effective protection (harsh weather, UV, yellowing, bleaching, etc.).

  • Page 61: Winterisation Or Long Stops

    7.4 Winterisation or long stops 7.4.1 Batteries Battery charge The life of the battery depends on the way it is used and maintained. Ensure that the terminals are clean and lubricated to avoid sulphation. Also ensure that the terminals are tightened. When to recharge? Charge the battery when the voltage reaches 12.2 V.
  • Page 62 If the vehicle remains stationary for a long period in severe cold, remove the batteries and keep them at a moderate temperature. A battery can be dangerous. During handling, do not smoke and avoid sparks. Electrolyte is a corrosive product. In the event of contact with skin, abundantly rinse with fresh water.

  • Page 63: Water

    7.4.2 Water system An unoccupied, unheated motorhome must be protected against mould and bacteria while wintering. Respect the following rules to properly drain the entire fresh water installation. Draining freshwater and wastewater systems • Empty the wastewater tank by activating the drainage valve. For vehicles with a double floor only, first open the drain plug located at the bottom of the tank.

  • Page 64: Turning Off The Refrigerator

    7.4.6 Repairs You will find below a list of licensed Pilote dealers in France and abroad. You will find the latest version of our European network on www.pilote.fr. Never carry out or allow modifications to installations and electrical appliances or LPG, unless performed by approved fitters.

  • Page 65: List Of Dealers 8.1 Dealers In Europe

    8.1 Pilote Dealers en Europe Country Dealer Address Tel. Website Kapelanielaan 13A info@alphamotorhomes.be ALPHA MOTORHOMES +32 37711835 B-9140 Temse www.alphamotorhomes.be Ateliers J. Delbrouck S.A. vente@ajd.be CARAVANES A.J.D. Route du Condroz, 205 +32 43 71 32 37 www.ajd.be B-4120 ROTHEUX (Liège) Beneluxlaan 2 bart@decuyper.com...
  • Page 66 Country Dealer Address Tel. Website CARAVAN-TECHNIK- Liasstraße 5/1 SERVICE +49 07171 90 80 293 info@caravantechnikservice.de (Service 73527 Schwäbisch Gmünd Stützpunkt) Am Galgenberg 46 CARWO DRESDEN +49 0351 270 90 660 info@carwo.de 01257 Dresden JUMPERTZ Rudolf-Diesel-Str. 8 www.reisemobile-jumpertz.de +49 02461 52021 REISEMOBILE 52428 JÜLICH info@reisemobile-jumpertz.de...
  • Page 67 Country Dealer Address Tel. Website WOHNMOBILCENTER Fettweisstrasse 2a info@wohnmobilcenter-drechsler.de +49 0721 95975100 DRECHSLER 76189 KALRSRUHE www.wohnmobilcenter-drechsler.de WOHNMOBILE Dieselstr.1 info@caravan-wiedemann.de WOHNWAGEN +49 8303 923623 87448 WALTENHOFEN www.caravan-wiedemann.de WIEDEMANN GmbH Ctra. N-l km 24 CAMPING CENTER www.m3caravaning.com 28700 SAN SEBASTIEN DE +34 91 657 05 50 MADRID caravaning@m3caravaning.com LOS REYES - MADRID...
  • Page 68 Country Dealer Address Tel. Website norman@dicksonsofperth.co.uk Dunkeld Road 170 PH1 3AA DICKSONS OF PERTH +44 1738 626 287 tim@dicksonsofperth.co.uk PERTH www.dicksonsofperth.co.uk 12 Rochester Street FREEBORN chris.healy@freeborngroup.co.uk SO14 7KN Southampton +44 2380 223322 MOTORHOMES Ltd tina.poole@freeborngroup.co.uk Hants 192a Walsall Road sales@hayesleisue.co.uk HAYES LEISURE Ltd +44 121 556 3433 WS10 9SS DARLASTON...
  • Page 69 Country Dealer Address Tel. Website Via Dell' Artigianato 1 EVO CAMPER evocamper@gmail.com 15067 NOVI LIGURE (AL) vito@f-lligrasso.it 95036 randazzo FRATELLI GRASSO (39) 095 921 414 www.gruppograssocamperservice. (CT) Via Giunta, 1 Via Spreafico 3, info@gigicaravan.it GIGICARAVANS srl +39 0295 746 030 20900 MONZA (MB) www.gigicaravan.it GOMMANDO DI...
  • Page 70 +47 35 50 66 90 3735 SKIEN www.tbc-skien.no BOBILSENTERET Axel Sellaegs Veg 2 www.bobilnamsos.no +47 907 85 495 NAMSOS A/S 7800 NAMSOS kveli@pilote.no OSTSIDA 1 post@bondalbil.no BONDAL BIL & FRITID AS +47 906 88 998 3622 SVENE (Kongsberg) www.bondalbil.no Haraldvollvegen 2 post@eika-tronic.no...
  • Page 71 Country Dealer Address Tel. Website Hamsestraat 16a info@libacampers.nl LIBA CAMPERS +31 0 411 63 33 79 5298 NA LIEMPDE www.libacampers.nl Westgat 1a www.vrijheidcampers.nl VRIJHEID CAMPERS +31 527240718 8321 ED URK info@vrijheidcampers.nl 57 Whites road RDI ACACIA acacianz@outlook.com Howick +64 212276662 MOTORHOMES LTD sales@buycampervan.co.nz 2571 NEW ZEALAND...
  • Page 72 Heinrich Stutz - Strasse 4 +41 0 44 777 000 info-urdorf@bantam.ch 8902 URDORF BANTAM Am Rambuz www.bw-sports-loisirs.ch +41 021 731 91 91 WANKMÜLLER 1037 ETAGNIERES info@bw-sports-loisirs.ch Národních hrdinů 474, 190 www.pilote.cz JM TRADE S.R.O. 12 Praha +42 0 602 204 299 myslil@pilote.cz Dolní Počernice...

  • Page 73: Dealers In France

    8.2 Pilote Dealers in France French Dealership Address Tel. Website Département 14 rue Joliot Curie AISNE CAMPING CAR +33 (0)3 23 21 21 68 www.aisne-campingcar.com 02000 CLACY ET THIERRET RN7 "Les Bernachets" CHAMPION CARAVANES +33 (0)4 70 20 21 21 www.moulins.idylcar.fr...
  • Page 74 French Dealership Address Tel. Website Département Route de la Charité Allée Stendhal BOURGES EVASION +33 (0)2 48 70 06 02 www.bourges-evasion.fr 18390 SAINT GERMAIN DU PUY 14 bis rue Antoine Becquerel CLC 21 +33 (0)3 80 54 94 91 www.clc-loisirs.com 21300 CHENOVE ZA de la Ferrère BRITWAYS CAR ST BRIEUC...
  • Page 75 French Dealership Address Tel. Website Département 82 avenue d'Occitanie BERRY CAMPING CARS +33 (0)2 54 27 42 58 www.berrycampingcars.com Zone Cap Sud Chateauroux Métropole 36250 SAINT MAUR Avenue des Landes du SUD LOIRE CARAVANES 37 Cassantin ZA du cassantin +33 (0)2 47 29 01 11 www.sud-loire-caravanes.com 37210 PARCAY MESLAY Route de Grenoble...
  • Page 76 French Dealership Address Tel. Website Département CS 90120 CLC ST DIZIER Route de Villiers en Lieu +33 (0)3 25 05 10 48 www.clc-loisirs.com 52115 SAINT DIZIER Cedex Route de Rennes LAVAL EVASION +33 (0)2 43 69 20 33 www.laval-evasion.fr 53940 ST BERTHEVIN LES LAVAL D400 - 35 route de TOUL CLC NANCY +33 (0)3 83 23 31 44...
  • Page 77 French Dealership Address Tel. Website Département Rue St Martin - BP 23 JEANNIOT LOISIRS +33 (0)3 84 76 42 05 www.clc-loisirs.com 70001 VESOUL ZAC de Macon nord Sennece les Macon CAMPING-CAR 71 55 rue du Château +33 (0)3 85 23 89 89 www.campingcar71.com 71000 MACON 340 avenue Nationale...
  • Page 78 Pilote dealer. Styling and decorative items used to embellish the visuals in this catalogue are not included with the vehicle or delivery service of each Driver. Pilote reserves the right to alter the vehicles described in this brochure at any time and without notice.

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