St Germaine del belle 35k south of Limoges in France, I have a feeling that we have met before, he said he bought it because his money was making nothing in the bank and inflation was eating away, he certainly looked pleased with himself
Dave

I pointed out to him that he is also misleading by that statement, disco commercial and ford ranger can't legally tow an 820 in the UK, there is nothing less than a 7.5 ton vehicle which could. He never responded.

I think the one on Marktplaats is cheaper.... €77900 = £65636.98

https://www.marktplaats.nl/v/caravans-en...iba-touring-820

Well for a start it is incorrectly named. You do not go ‘touring’ in a van of that size 🙄

Of course this was meant for the continental not the British touring market, On our trip to Spain last year we came upon one, a German in France who had driven considerable distances in it and he seemed to be very happy with it P1030141.JPG - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)
Dave

Hello,
As a happy owner of an 820 Touring I`m looking forward to the next camping season. Last year we went to the lake Garda, to Spain and it was never a problem to get the caravan movered into its place on a camping site. The 820 is small enough to pass the maut stations in Italy, France and Spain without any problems.
I`ve been a lot of times in GB, knowing the small country lanes, and I`m quite shure, that I would be able to tow whereever I`like.
Concerning the classic Eriba models, an 820 is definetly not as "stylish" as on old Troll, Puck or models like that, but sometimes one must be open-minded to recognise new, innovative stuff.