Amdro Boot Jump

[Stephen Bryce]

I totally agree with you the quality and workmanship does look second to none, i recently watched a youtube video of it and it really impressed me and now i want to have a go at making my own. As i have always been camping and have owned several caravans i have loads of camping gear in the shed like cookers and electrical lighting etc so it wouldnt cost me too much.

the only thing i would struggle with is making some kind of blinds/curtains as i not very good with a sewing machine lol, Do you have one of them tents that go over the tailgate they seem to look ok and add a bit of extra space.

I have only just bought my boot jump after I paid for it I thought oh hell what have I done ? but no It arrived on the pallet nice and quick. It took 2 of us to lift it out of the van no bother. I went for the option -A I just didn't think I would use the tent or awning. The window blinds that came with the boot jump work well I found I didn't need to use the hold up straps I just left the back windows secured. the back window blind kept coming off because of the heated glass strips. really well made worth all that cash ! I have spent 4 nights away in it spot on I am glad I bought one rather than spending less cash for a lesser unit I have it now so it will last a long time. I only spent £27 over the 4 days at campsites + £80 in the tank. I drove over 750 miles in my Berlingo good nights sleep easy to put  together

[Jelster]

Amdro now sell the blackout blinds separately.

http://www.amdro.co.uk/products/boot-jum...82t8ntfk07

Click on the vehicle heading, Citroen for pre 2009 and Peugeot for post 2009 models (it comes under the Partner).

Trouble is they want 175 big ones, seems a lot of dough for car blinds, but they appear to fit well and you get the entire set, front windows too.

I'm torn at the moment.