Good luck in your search it's well worth it.

Quote: Journeyers55 wrote in post #14

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That's right and we've been looking for our first eriba since then, so glad we finally got one, debating now whether to keep our campervan now?

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Yeah we would need to put a towbar on our autosleeper Duetto, and it would make it a big outfit with a caravan in tow, where as the Misubishi pinin tows the eriba well and works well, after all it's mainly just the two of us.

Our daughter giving the thumbs up on our new eriba, shortly after I christened it by giving an eriba kiss, "supprising how many circling birds you can fit in a eriba Triton 410 lol"

Congrats to you it looks very nice, but whats happened to your little pull out step? or did certain models not have them.

We don't seem to have one on ours, does any one know if they all came with them? There is a troll 510 for sale through Automotive leisure Poole that doesn't seem to have a fold out step either?

Yeah and with me being a little on the larger side I could see an accident happening lol

Built in steps were not always a fitment, my 89 puck never had one my 06 triton does I wonder if it was part of the revamp when internal gas lockers were first fitted?

That looks a cracking triton.

I have always mistrusted the fold out step since one decided to flip into the stowed position as I went to step onto it on the way out of the van. My foot went between the step and the frame causing me to fall massively! If I had been sober I may have hurt myself.

Sure looks good and the Eriba!

Great looking Eriba - well done :) Incidentally my 2001 Puck L, with external gas locker, does not have a folding step either !

It's confusing isn't it, I thought that the external gas lockers were on early models I.e. 80s, 90s etc but they extend through into the 2000.