2018 Bailey Autograph 79-6 Motorhome — Video Tour (Part 2 of 5)

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Published 28 September 2026 · 6-berth motorhome

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This video tour walks you around the 2018 Bailey Autograph 79-6, a 6-berth motorhome for sale through Motorhome Pig. This is part 2 of 5 videos for this motorhome.

Bailey of Bristol is a British motorhome and caravan manufacturer best known for Alu-Tech bonded body construction across the sub-3.5t Alliance, Adamo and Autograph motorhome ranges on the Peugeot Boxer chassis.

Mechanically it is built on the Peugeot chassis, with a manual gearbox, showing 10,071 miles.

The video shows the living space, kitchen and sleeping areas — this layout sleeps 6 and has 6 belted travelling seats.

It is currently available at £50,000.

Watch the full walkaround above, then open the complete listing for every photo, the full specification and to arrange a viewing.

Video transcript

Going through your windows and skylights throughout the van, starting in the rear lounge here, we turn the retainers all the way round, we push the window out and we tighten the stay where you want it to stay. To bring it back in you loosen the stay back off, you can vent it by putting it in the centre slot which will leave you that vent round the rubber but make sure it's fully closed before you travel. On here you've got fly screens and blinds, blind and fly screens should be open when you're travelling otherwise they can sag or lose tension. Turn the retainers all the way round, push the window out and tighten the stay where you want it to stay.

Putting them both on the bigger windows, to bring them back in you loosen the stay back off, you can vent these windows by putting them in the centre slot but make sure they are fully closed before you travel to their second lock positions all the way round. On here as well you do have your blinds and you've got your fly screens, blinds and fly screens should be open when you're travelling otherwise they could sag or lose tension. Other side here, just the same, turn the retainers all the way round, push the window out, make sure your garage door is also in the open position, I'll need to go and close that, I mean closed position. Once your garage door is closed we can then open the window out and tighten the stay where you want it to stay.

Bringing it back in you loosen the stay back off, you can vent these by putting them in the centre slot but make sure they are fully closed before you travel. On here fly screens and blinds, again blinds and fly screens should be open when you're travelling otherwise they can sag or lose tension. Above us here we then have a skylight, this one here, sorry about that, push the button turn, push the button turn, we can then pull this bar down and push the window up, pulls up on these gas struts. You can also bring this bar down onto this ledge and as you can see it vents open, you can also lock it in with the pins here but make sure that these are also fully closed before you travel.

Back down into their locked positions, bars back up into place and your two retaining clips back over. On here as well you do have a fly screen and you have a blind and again your blinds and your fly screens should be open when you're travelling otherwise they could sag or lose tension. Into your wardrobe here we have your TV aerial, you loosen off the notch against the roof here, you can then push this up and twist it around to find the signal, signal finders at the back here and you can adjust your gain, increase and decrease on there. Bring it back down to the van before you travel and lock it back into position with the lock and knuckle.

Into your bathroom here, we've got a skylight, this one here is a vented skylight so it will always allow air to pass through but you can vent it further by pinching and pushing up, pinching and pushing up, pinch and pull down, pinch and pull down, making sure it is fully closed before you travel. Above us here in the kitchen another skylight, this one here, we push the button in, pull the bar down, you've got fully open, we then have a first position lock here and a second position lock in front of it, make sure it is fully closed before you travel past the button. On here we have blinds and fly screens, blinds and fly screens should be open when you're travelling. Same here, push the button in, pull the bar down, you've got fully open, we then have a first position lock just here and a second position lock just in front of it, again making sure it is fully closed before you travel past the button.

On here fly screens and blinds, blinds and fly screens should be open when you're travelling otherwise they could sag or lose tension. In behind your kitchen here, turning the retainers all the way round, pushing the window out, I think we've got another locker open there, I do, gas locker, pushing the window out and tightening the stays where you want them to stay. To bring it back in you loosen the stay back off, you can vent these by putting them in the centre slot but make sure they are fully closed before you travel to their second lock positions. On here as well fly screens and blinds, again blinds and fly screens should be open when you're travelling otherwise they could sag or lose tension and I'm going to show you this light up here because it's touch sensitive, you're just touching that to turn it on, just in case you're wondering how that one goes on, some of them are switched as well but some of them might be touched, it's quite a nice van, a modern van.

On your hard door we've got a blind, you can lock your door from inside by pushing on the notch and to unlock we pull back on the handle, when open you do have a fly screen which pulls across the door, another window to the side here, turning the retainers all the way round, pushing the window out, tightening the stay where you want it to stay, bringing it back in you loosen that stay back off, you can vent these by putting them in the centre slot but make sure they are fully closed before you travel. On here as well fly screens and blinds, blinds and fly screens should be open when you're travelling otherwise they could sag or lose tension. To the other side here, another window, turn the retainers all the way round, push the window out, tighten the stay where you want it to stay, bringing it back in you loosen the stay back off, you can vent it by putting it in the centre slot but make sure it is fully closed before you travel. On here fly screens and blinds, blinds and fly screens should be open when you're travelling otherwise they could sag or lose tension.

Up here another skylight, turn the retainer, turn the retainer, the ones at the back you push the button turn, push the button turn, we then push the window up and you tighten the stay where you want it to stay, bringing it back down you loosen the stay back off, you'll need both stays for this one, it's a big window, bringing it back down you loosen the stay back off, you can vent it by putting it in the centre slot but make sure it is fully closed before you travel, all four retaining clips in the locked position. On here you've got fly screens and you've got blinds and again your blinds and your fly screens should be open when you're travelling, that's the position they're in just now otherwise they could sag or lose tension. Up front, pinch and pull across for your cabin blind, these magnetically hold at the front, pinch and pull across and pinch and pull across on the other side here as well, these ones hold together so we need them from both sides, also sort of join in the middle here and then magnetically hold in the centre, pinch and pull across magnetically holding at the front, completely blocking off the front cabin area. Bring these back along and clip them back into their positions before you travel as you wouldn't want these flying in front of you when you're driving.

You do have captain's chairs up here as well so you can pull back on the notch on the side of the seat and turn the chair around, you may have to adjust your seat slightly depending on your driving position but it does give you captain's chairs up front here.

2018 Bailey Autograph 79-6
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