Good Evening. Recently joined the forum and equally as of last Sunday joined the Puck owners club. never had one before as we've for a good few years made do with just a van. But now the boy is 18 and still likes going with us and i don't have cooking facilities in the van felt we needed a bit more space. Initially we were going for a teardrop, but for our budget are just too tiny, cute, but tiny. In that process of searching kept coming across these equally as cute Eribas and at 1st the wife wasn't keen as she didn't feel they were as cool, but fortunately for us this one came for sale locally - a rarity in itself, something local. I just had to get it out of my system and go take a look. Once we had seen it up close we were hooked. The rest as they say is history.....20220403_170528.jpg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)

Tom and Margaret

Hi and welcome to the Forum.

I'm sure that you will love your Puck and have some great adventures in it. As Randa suggests part of the fun is starting to make it your own with all sorts of bits and pieces

.As your lad gets larger you may even be tempted by adding a canopy or an awning. If you do there is loads of good advice on the Forum from real people who have been where you are now.

Enjoy your Eriba

MikeT

Thanks. we were quite lucky, the previous owners threw in a Kampa pro pop air 260, so can't wait to see how things go!

Thanks for the reply. We didn't buy the Puck to sell on anytime soon, but am aware of its stable value. I don't have plans to do so but is it advisable to leave the fundamentals as they are and just make it our own in the form of cushion coverings etc as opposed to re-arranging the interior? As said i don't want to change much, but don't want to devalue it either by doing something silly!

Morphy