Blimey. That'll put paid to the bloke on Facebook offering his second hand one for £600, collect from Norfolk. Or is he belonging to Norwich camping? Are you guys going to tell him?
This is the old model that had some design problems (ask Mr Motters) but it's still cheap for those who can overcome them.

Randa

Oops Steve. I see you already have in a round about way

Correct sir, I did have well documented problems. However, for the owners out there of pre 2010 vans of the original lower height, the Norwich Camping price has to be up for consideration. It is a very attractive deal.

I also believe my original Pop Air Pro 340 for the Triton is still sitting in a container at Lowdhams of Nottingham. It was supplied to me with the excellent model specific groundsheet and useless storm straps. When I returned it to them it was very clean, but the hose on the pump was faulty. Dean in the awnings department might be worth contacting [mention my name please, Colin Motteram] if anybody was interested. Again I must emphasise this older/original model is ONLY suitable for the pre 2010 vans of the original lower height.

Colin

I would say a big yes with the older lower height vans. The problem I and others encountered was the awning cord pulling out of the awning track. This was due to the higher awning track and its tighter radius putting a LOT of stress on the awning at the corners.
The shape of the awning suits the Eriba, even if the slope does look a little strange from some angles. To erect it is a little quicker than a normal frame awning and is really a 2 person job to feed into the track due to its weight but wins hands down when it comes to taking down. It's fairly bright inside, the roll down curtains I initially thought cheap work well and the front can be rolled down or removed. One side has a gauze panel for ventilation but you cannot remove either of the sides. Condensation can form on the underside of the roof due to the fabric type, but if you leave the top of the front rolled down a little at night this is minimal. The pump is OK, but you need to be careful not to stress the flexible hose as it can rupture. It's not worth buying an electric pump The awning specific genuine groundsheet is excellent and the storm straps useless. Finally the bag is nice and big.

Colin