Hi

I'm the proud owner of a 2006 Eriba Troll 540 GT - at least I think I am.

When I bough the Eriba it was described as a 540 GT. It has a long dinette at the back which converts to 2 singles or 1 large king size bed. At the front is a small 2 person dinette across the width of the van, perfect for morning coffee when you're too lazy to put the bed away.

When ordering some parts recently I was asked for the serial number from the plate near the door. As the van was in storage I waited until this weekend to have a proper look and found that the plate says Troll 550GT/E. I'm confused.
It's not one of the wider models and the layout is classic 540.The van is of Dutch origin (I think).

Is it a 540 or a 550?

Thanks for the replies. I’ve always been pretty mystified by the Eriba numbering system but always thought the 550 and 540 were pretty distinct.

Does this mean that when I quote my serial number to Jandi I might get the wrong part?

And did someone just put the wrong sticker on my van in the factory? That’s pretty weird, isn’t it?

Hi Kam
You are describing in your layout our 540GT to a T, and not the 550. Strange! MikeT

Our 540GT is also plated as being a 550 - VERY STRANGE..,.

The Cernay after lunch vans.

My 530 is plated as a 550!

Our 540 is also plated up as a 550, it is my understanding that all GT trolls up to 2009 that stared life in Holland will have 550 on the plate

I read out my serial number to Jean at Jandi and she told me that according to the Hymer system my ‘van is a 540 GT. Jean doesn’t know what the /E on the plate stands for.