🚀 go-pugleaf

Words alone cannot describe this camper...  Its an "Eriba Puk",
one of a dozen imported into the United States from Germany (?)
in the late 1960's.  My Grandparents traveled most of Canada, Mexico,
and the US with it, my parents did the same.  I, however, am falling
down on family tradition.  Though its one of the *smallest*
campers ever produced, my parents actually managed to live in it
for a year without killing each other while their new home was
being built.

Random Info:
	approx 1000 pounds -- light enough to drag by hand.
	approx 6 x 6 x 10.
	Center roof pops-up for additional ventillation.
	Propane gas stove, "pump" sink, "ice block"
	refridgerator, electric lights.   
	sitting area converts into bed...
	handmade curtains.
	TONS of storage.

	camper european size hitch converted to standard american size hitch.
	electrical connector (brake and running lights) funky but manageable.

	lots of old camping equipment/dishes, etc, 

The new owners will most likely be a young couple, *definately*
with a good sense of humor, who enjoy camping -- the camper has
many more years of life in it and needs someone who will take it
places.

Caveats:
	1. it does need new tires -- I'd be willing to help contribute.
	2. I haven't registered it since 1989 -- I will be responsible
		for back taxes.
	3. the propane tank dates to the paleolithic -- it probably
		should be retired.


interested?


steve misek
misek@boulder.openware.com
440-9991 x4207