Welcome to torum. The difference between a Puck 120 and a Puck 120GT is the paint and trim. The GT is white over silver with nice alloy wheels, the cabinetwork is smarter, you will have a battery system and a few other bits. I think most vans post 2000 will be the GT trim. Production of all Touring's in this style finished in 2009/10. Whilst a face lifted version of the Touring's appeared about 2010/12 the Puck 120GT was not one of them.

Colin

Hi Colin (CMD) Welcome to Eribafolk. It's worth pointing out that post 2002 Pucks are blind ie. no front window as the Puck is too narrow to accommodate 2 front windows side by side which was a design introduced to all other models in around 2000. Previous to that, all models had one curved acrylic window.

This is a typical 120, manufactured from 1959 to 2002. The later ones like this 1998 model had 13" wheels
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This is the Blind Puck manufactured from 2000 to 2009 at which point the Marque was discontinued.
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Don't be misled by the term German Puck. The one I photographed was owned by a German but all Pucks after 1968 until 2009 where made in Cernay, France along with all the other Eriba Touring Models. Eriba Tourings manufacture moved to Bad Waldsee, Germany in 2010 and all Eribas since the start of manufacture in the late 50s are part of the Hymer Group.

Do you have a price in mind? You'll get a good 1990s one for about £5,500 with lots of accessories.

Randa