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I had a good time looking round the NEC on Weds, I always enjoy looking in the Euro vans and we are considering one for our next van. My general view was that there were some very innovative layouts (much more so than UK vans) and that perceived quality was good. Further observations below: Tabbert ("Pep") - bright external colours had the effect of making the van look budget, I suspect that will put a lot of people off. Internally a much nicer feel: light airy Weinsberg - only the small and huge on display. Very similar feel to a Sprite on the inside (i. e. not too basi
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Hi, starting to look at the Eriba and homing in on the Troll versions. There are only a few dealers which is understandable . My newbie question is : To maintain warranty does servicing have to be carried out by 1 of the 3 dealers ( are there more ? ) or is mobile servicing ok . Thanks in advance
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We used to own a medium sized caravan (Bailey Ranger 5 berth) which we loved. However my husband absolutely hated towing it and it was always a source of stress before and after our trips away. We eventually sold it and bought a motorhome (Elddis 115 2 berth) which my husband loved driving and I enjoyed riding in as a passenger. We loved the layout and it was plenty big enough for us, but it was so inconvenient. We like walking but don't cycle, but always found ourselves too far away from facilities and spent our time 'un-plumbing' ourselves and driving in unsuitable situations looking for -
We used to own a medium sized caravan (Bailey Ranger 5 berth) which we loved. However my husband absolutely hated towing it and it was always a source of stress before and after our trips away. We eventually sold it and bought a motorhome (Elddis 115 2 berth) which my husband loved driving and I enjoyed riding in as a passenger. We loved the layout and it was plenty big enough for us, but it was so inconvenient. We like walking but don't cycle, but always found ourselves too far away from facilities and spent our time 'un-plumbing' ourselves and driving in unsuitable situations looking for
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Hi, it's quite a while since I posted on CT but we are now proud owners of a brand new Troll 530 purchased from Airstream and Company at Tebay; we collected it last October. We bought from Airstream because they are a mere 40 minutes drive from our home. We were also impressed by the workshop facilities and by John, the shop manager. In fact the workshop is in some ways more of a factory as, with the Airstreams, shells are imported from the US and substantially the internal fit is done at Tebay using local / European sourcing. In other respects though the sales operation is unusual as ther -
Do any of the Eriba's have shower facilities ?
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If you want to see loads of different ERIBA models of all ages then get yourself down to the http://www. eribaforum. co. uk/ meet this weekend at; The Lawns, Lowgate Grange, Lowgate, Fleet, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE12 8LN Cheers
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Ellen's post on movers has reminded me that quite some time ago Hymer announced that Airstream were to become Eriba dealers. Since then I'd heard nothing, except that the southern Airstream dealership was not going to sell Eriba Touring models, which were going to remain the province of Automotive Leisure in Poole. I had mixed feelings on hearing about Airstream moving in on the Eriba market. Clearly for them it fits, if only because a lot of people who don't know much about the brands seem to think they're either one and the same or linked in some way. Of course neither is the case,
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You may have seen the thread about the sad tale of the freestanding table from my Eriba which to put it briefly has been modded by a previous owner so that it's no longer freestanding and no longer securely fits in it's storage point under the o/s bench all of which which has led to substantial damage to the table edges and surface. In addition the original four legs have been removed and dumped, I know not where. Enquiries of Eriba/Hymer dealers elicit that if I wanted a matching table it would have to be made to order and the legs would cost £246 plus the tabletop a thumping £417. 24 p
