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Hello - harveytowers - 13-01-2012
Hi. We're brand new owners of a Berlingo which we're very pleased with. We've bought and Amdro Boot Jump conversion to turn it into an occasional camper van for use when we are at motor racing circuits.
RE: Hello - Andre - 13-01-2012
Welcome to the forum HT, which Berlingo do you own?
RE: Hello - harveytowers - 13-01-2012
(13-01-2012, 11:40 AM)Andre Wrote: Welcome to the forum HT, which Berlingo do you own?Thank you. It's a 2011 XTR. Finding it really good to drive and economical!
RE: Hello - XTR - 13-01-2012
(13-01-2012, 11:31 AM)harveytowers Wrote: Hi. We're brand new owners of a Berlingo which we're very pleased with. We've bought and Amdro Boot Jump conversion to turn it into an occasional camper van for use when we are at motor racing circuits.
Welcome!
Is that car racing or bike racing?
A friend of mine from Halesworth used his XTR to travel to Moto GP's in Spain and Portugal.Until a Frenchman hit him up the rear when he was asleep in a layby.Now it's a write off.
What about black-out material from a curtain shop? I would think it would be pretty easy to sow some suckers into it to stick on the glass.
RE: Hello - harveytowers - 13-01-2012
(13-01-2012, 12:16 PM)XTR Wrote:(13-01-2012, 11:31 AM)harveytowers Wrote: Hi. We're brand new owners of a Berlingo which we're very pleased with. We've bought and Amdro Boot Jump conversion to turn it into an occasional camper van for use when we are at motor racing circuits.
Welcome!
Is that car racing or bike racing?
A friend of mine from Halesworth used his XTR to travel to Moto GP's in Spain and Portugal.Until a Frenchman hit him up the rear when he was asleep in a layby.Now it's a write off.
Hi
Thanks for the welcome. It's formula 750 car racing - not me, but my other half! Only in this country though, so no french driving to worry about hopefully!
What about black-out material from a curtain shop? I would think it would be pretty easy to sow some suckers into it to stick on the glass.
Sorry XTR - thanks for the idea about the balckout material too.