Does anybody own Amdro boot jump for a peugeot?

[greystorm]

I know quite a few people with them and all think they're wonderful. Others have made their own DIY versions. So far, I haven't heard a single complaint and nothing but praise for the versatility - cheap trips away, no height barrier issues and no need for a second vehicle to tax and insure.

There can be insurance issues - some insurers seem to want the car to be insured as a motorhome, others treat it as removable 'weekend kit' and insure the car as a normal unmodified car, but they do insist that the Amdro kit must be declared for 'occasional' use.

As for storage issues, this doesn't seem to be a problem. Looking at the plus side, it ensures travelling is clutter-free!

I believe a single-person version has recently been launched too.

Kangooroo

thanks for that I didn't know about the insurance, so will look into that, one good thing was I wouldn't need to remove the back seats, I don't think storage would be an issue either.

I'll also have a look about single person as it is just me, wanting weekends away. my younger son hardly goes anywhere without a big meltdown, My older son mostly takes his girlfriend, so defiantly not room for them. So space wise we would be tenting it.

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[greystorm]

Try to have a leg over in one of these would really hurt your knee.:lol-049::lol-049::lol-049::lol-049: I mean if your not comfortable in the night and want to turn over :wave:

:lol-053: do you think I might pick someone up if I get one

 

[greystorm]

I like the look of the Swiss Room box ,it looks a lot mire versatile ,but as most of it is accessed from the boot ,its probably more reliant on good weather .

thanks I hadn't seen this either I'll have a proper look in a bit, but I may be able do use it on one side of the car and not need to open the boot, just sliding door

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[greystorm]

Have you considered a roof tent, leaving more storage solutions for the van.


Ahh, perhaps need roof for kayak?

:lol-049: I need a ladder to put the roof box on, and I stand on the back seats to reach in it. I couldn't imagine trying to climb on the roof to sleep.

No I used to have problems getting that on and off too, I have inflatable kayak now as its easier for me to transport

:lol-049: greystorm

 

[ColRob]

Plus unpriced blinds & awning annexe.

The balckout blinds for all windows are included, you do not need an awning to sleep in the vehicle.

 

[ColRob]

I know this is an old thread but I have had a boot jump for a year and absolutely love it. Use it for my work see Micro camper for digital media capture or ADCV | Colin Shaw and for holidays.