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It is still the case that the standard Puck, and also the Puck 120 GT, have an AL-KO
chassis with special axle giving an overall height of just 1.98 metres, which means that
these small caravans fit into any standard sized garage. In general, all Touring models
have a generous amount of storage space, with easily manageable dimensions, light,
integral, rotting-resistant construction based on tubular steel components, and top-
class handling.
All the Touring GT models have had a facelift in line with contemporary expectations.
The graphics at roof level have been revised and a new optimised design has been
developed for the drawbar cover. The cover for the gas bottle locker gleams in chequer
plate design and even the window frames have been given a new look. New lights are
offered for the rear and the all around red weather-strips add a splash of colour.
Inside, the Puck 120 has furnishing in Ligurian alder wood finish, and all Touring GT
models have furnishing in Ticino pear wood finish. All caravans with fixed beds are
now fitted with fashionable swan-neck bedside lamps. Another new feature for the rear
tables is the telescopic leg which has the benefit of easily making up for any
unevenness of the ground when used outdoors.
The washroom has also been redesigned with a cosy warmth radiating from the wood
décor used.
Optional extras for models with a front seating arrangement include an extra bed
suitable for small children. All models also have the option of an extra-high rising roof
opening by means of double stays (giving approx. 15 centimetres extra headroom).
From the Familia model upwards the spare wheel has a solid cover, and both are
mounted on the jumper bracket at the rear conveying a truly automotive design.
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