We bought this in November 2012 from somebody who had used it once before they had a bereavement. It was then put in covered storage for 13 years before we bought it.
The tyres still had all the bobbles on them and the spare tyre hadn’t been used and still had the sticker on it which may still be there as we haven’t used it either.

We have all the original paperwork and manuals.

We have calculated that is wouldn’t have done a 1000 miles from new yet:-

Collecting from Sheffield
One trip to Lytchett Minster
One trip to Hayling Island
Four trips to Milford on Sea
One trip to Devizes
One trip to Brockenhurst
One trip to Fordingbridge
Three trips to Alderholt

It has had the odd dent but never been an issue for us.

We love it to bits but just don’t use it and neither do our sons, one of the reasons we bought it. So it’s time we let someone else love it as much as we do. Otherwise it is just sat in storage costing us a small fortune.

This version of the Eriba has the large bed and I mean huge, made up from the two long seats and the smaller bed at the other end converted from the two smaller dining seats.
Two tables, one of which can be attached to the caravan outside for al fresco meals.

It includes a cassette toilet with a sink and a shower attachment - cold water only. There is a hot water boiler attached to the water supply to the sink. So hot and cold water there.

There is a three way fridge, gas hob. There is a gas fire which has never been used as we felt it was too close to the seating/sleeping so this could possibly need attention if you wanted to use it and indeed I would suggest that this would be a good idea. We always used an electric oil filled radiator for heating as on most sites running this is included in the site price.

There is also a wardrobe and plenty of underseat storage and wall cupboards.

Fly screens, black out blinds and curtains with tie backs.

Leisure Battery and charger, ALKO tow hitch lock and a ALKO stabiliser coupling

We are including loads of vintage Meloware mugs, cups and saucers, plates, bowls. Cutlery, cooking pots etc (not vintage though). Vintage games, vintage tea towels, vintage coat hangers, in fact everything needed for a relaxing time away. I wanted to make the caravan as retro as possible in keeping with an Eriba. I think the only things you would need to supply would be your quilts and pillows.

I have managed to get some photos on now.

Any questions, please don’t hesitate to message and I will endeavour to answer your questions although please be aware that the caravan is not in our drive and I may not be able to answer straight away without driving to have a look for you.

£9,750

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Hi , is this still for sale?
Interested.

Is it possible to view this weekend?

Hi

Sorry

Just read your message.

We are home all weekend if you are interested.

Hi

Yes it is still for sale, if you are interested.

Regards

Hi

The receipt is shown in the photos - bought first in 2000 but 1999 model.

Regards