Its a very nice little Caravan its going to be sold in the US & Canada as a Hymer GT Touring I will have a look at it at the Caravan RV here in Canada Show in Oct see if it makes it over in the same look as this one would tow nice behound a Mini Cooper Clubman S
Should make it a full 12" taller, and stil have the expanding top also. Then you can enjoy using it with the top closed (cold weather) and pop it up in the warm days...
if you like to change your van every few years get a conventional caravan. however if you want a van that will last for years and years and you intend to keep it for years. Look no further and get an eriba. if you have a large family get an airstream . 2 caravans that hold their value and last and last and last and last. Sorry airstream your not a caravan but an airstream' but you get my drift.
Good review, but I feel snazzy design has taken over the top spot from decently executed function. At the price I would go for a good 15k caravan and spec it up.
Also if you drive around in EU it makes easier to drive through a toll gate and all lower ceiling. So for EU it is very interesting as we leave the more compact way of life.
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Just like the VW camper van mentioned, depreciation on Eriba caravans is minimal which is something to take into account. Great review.
Great review, well done you have captured the Eriba's spirit..
Love this one when I’m 20 I’m getting one
Surely it’s sleeping with heads at the top and feet at the gap end ?
Its a very nice little Caravan its going to be sold in the US & Canada as a Hymer GT Touring I will have a look at it at the Caravan RV here in Canada Show in Oct see if it makes it over in the same look as this one would tow nice behound a Mini Cooper Clubman S
Should make it a full 12" taller, and stil have the expanding top also. Then you can enjoy using it with the top closed (cold weather) and pop it up in the warm days...
if you like to change your van every few years get a conventional caravan. however if you want a van that will last for years and years and you intend to keep it for years.
Look no further and get an eriba.
if you have a large family get an airstream . 2 caravans that hold their value and last and last and last and last. Sorry airstream your not a caravan but an airstream' but you get my drift.
Très jolie le prix svp merci beaucoup
Good review, but I feel snazzy design has taken over the top spot from decently executed function. At the price I would go for a good 15k caravan and spec it up.
Would you like to know the height, width, and weight of this trailer?
Does it have a grey water tank ? It’s never mentioned…
It has an outlet pipe….you supply your own grey tank to put outside….
Is there any reason for the low roof?
J L - lower height means less wind resistance while towing. Easier to tow and better gas mileage
Also if you drive around in EU it makes easier to drive through a toll gate and all lower ceiling. So for EU it is very interesting as we leave the more compact way of life.
Small fridge, small water tank, heavy for what it is really. Really not off grid.
is this not a Hymer?
it is. hymer eriba touring.
He looks very uncomfortable
beds for little people
Over £20.000.00. cost to build £2000. £18000 profit. not bad.
Please build me 100 for the 2k Quit!
With your price mate, I'd order from you a 100 of these. I'd also like to see your math. How'd you come up with costing only at 2000.
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you live on a island.. Not many places to go..