About the 2012 Leisure First manual
By 2012 the Eriba Touring had achieved cult status over more than 50 years, thanks to its lightweight steel-frame construction, aluminium body panels, aerodynamic shape and low, roof-raising profile. The range continued with rounded interior layouts in Toscana cherry wood furniture, overhead lockers offering ample storage at a convenient height, plus a wardrobe and additional storage space under every seat and bed. The kitchen unit came with a stainless steel sink, a 3-burner gas hob with auto ignition, a tinted glass cover and glass splash panel, a 70-litre 3-way fridge, a cutlery drawer and a storage cupboard, with 230V UK sockets to the kitchen, front and rear living areas. Models with a washroom were fitted with an electric flush Thetford cassette toilet, a wet-room floor with drain, a sink and vanity unit with a large mirror and lighting above, and an under-sink storage cupboard with a tambour roller door. All windows were double glazed with multi-stage opening, interior fly screens and black-out roller blinds, and the entrance door had an integral fly screen of its own. A Truma gas convector heater warmed the living area, with Truma Blown air ducting also fitted to the Troll models.
What the manual covers
- — Toscana cherry wood furniture with overhead lockers and generous storage
- — Stainless steel sink, 3-burner auto-ignition hob with glass splash panel
- — 70-litre 3-way fridge, cutlery drawer and storage cupboard
- — Electric flush Thetford cassette toilet and wet-room washroom (where fitted)
- — Double-glazed, multi-stage windows with fly screens and black-out roller blinds
- — Truma gas convector heating, with Blown air ducting on Troll models
Models in the 2012 range
Familia 310 and 320, Triton 418 and 430, and Troll 530, 540 and 550, shown here in Salerno fabric.