About the 2004 Leisure First manual
The 2004 Touring range offered 29 different layouts from the small Puck to the largest Troll, continuing the range’s reputation for interior layouts unexpectedly larger than the compact exterior would suggest. The highlight of the season was the new Touring-Fifty’s, a homage to the 1950s — the decade in which the first Eriba Touring caravans left the production line. The Touring-Fifty’s paired style elements typical of the era with up-to-date technology, while keeping the attributes that had marked out the Touring models since their inception: a compact, low profile with outstanding towing characteristics, built on the tubular steel frame structure — a concept taken from the aeronautics industry — that had by then proved itself over five decades. The Troll 555 GT layout, new for the season, also introduced a rounded, “shell-shaped” table that rests on a moveable pedestal.
What the manual covers
- — 29 layout variations across the Touring range
- — New Touring-Fifty's models in retro-styled decor
- — Rounded, pedestal-mounted "shell-shaped" table (new Troll 555 GT)
- — Choice of Avignon or Stockholm upholstery
- — Integral gas bottle locker fitted as standard across the range
Models in the 2004 range
Touring range: Puck, Puck L, Familia, Triton (410/418/420/430 GT) and Troll (420/430/510/530/540/550/555 GT). Touring-Fifty's: Puck 120 Fifty's and Triton 430 Fifty's.