Hi all

2016-04-27 19.30.04.jpg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte) We recently took on a year 2000 Puck. It fits in the garage now I've taken the doors and transom off.

The reason I discovered them is simply because it is the only non-teardrop caravan that will fit down the side of our house, but then I discovered what an unrecognised classic it is, having been designed to match the VW Camper, but with a much longer road life.

I bought it from retro-eriba in Hull as they aren't too far from us and one became available. I was amazed just how few there are. I have spent time trawling the French Eriba forums looking for instructions for the Soplair awning, and one of them has an excel spreadsheet of all the serial no's of their members' Pucks (ours was made in France too), and it was only a couple of hundred or so a year.

The only repair I have had to do is replace the water pump, which meant having to learn completely how caravan electrics work so I could trace the fault, so it's all good. I have ordered some new water tube too as it seems odd to use someone else's.

We (I mean my OH) are going to make some new seat covers to protect the original ones, and I have bought some interlocking foam squares to make a cosy floor for the awning. I also bought some genuine National garages Smurf window stickers off ebay as they remind me the ones I put in my parents' caravan in the 70's. Anyone remember them?

We're taking it to the Peak District for its first weekend away next week, On our day trips to the NY Moors we have had many admiring glances.

the pucks are so cute, perfectly formed, and attract a lot of attention..
have a great time,,

hope you enjoy your little Puck, small but perfectly formed.
Why not think about joining some of us at the Summer Meet.

- great looking 'Puck' - very nice classic :)

May do, it sounds fun.

Eurostar is particularly cheap this year so we're taking the tent to the south of France in full French tourist season - our first summer holiday without children. If we can fit around the meet then we will.

Welcome

Welcome from here too.

Good to have you in here, Derek and Carole

be careful sticking things in the window as it can cause damage to the window material.

T & C

to family Eriba
Sue and John

Hi and
Regards Chris and Keith

Hiya

By the looks of it you have exactly the same Puck as me, if you have dark red upholstery you have!!!!

I'm in Lancs, I'll give you an extra big wave if I spot you