Hi Rupert.

I'm asking about a Puck on our Facebook page which is a couple of hours up country from you. It's a 1990 model and he's owned it for a couple of years now. He is up-sizing. He has done some work on the underside of it but he seems genuine enough. He posts about his travels with his Puck regulalry.

He's asking for £4800 for it (a bit low in my opinion). I can find out more if you're interested.

Is the Puck the right one for you or could you perhaps consider a Puck L? it's a tad longer and is very roomy.

Randa

To give you a comparison Rupert, there follows a link to:-

a 1996 Puck L:- https://www.eribacaravansales.co.uk/erib...-l-1996-sold-2/

And a 1996 Puck:- https://www.eribacaravansales.co.uk/eriba-puck-1996-sold-3/

Alas both are sold.

Randa

The biggest issue with all Eribas is the bottom perimeter rail made from 1" x 1" box section. It's mentioned recently on another thread. Also use your nose to detect if there's any dampness on board. Look behind curtains and inside locker boxes. Check for bouncy floor.

Get them to start the fridge and cooker for you. I presume they'll have a gas bottle. Check the pop top and the fabric condition. The age of the tyres? They should be less than 5 years old.

Are you buying it privately or from a Dealer? If a dealer, who are they?.

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Is the seller an Eribafolk member?
They obviously don't have to be but most Eriba owners are very attached to their vans even if they are having to sell them. There is often a good reason.
Randa

Have you seen this one Rupert?

Eriba Puck L225 2002

Randa

Strange. If it is then it's a bit naughty of the seller.
Randa