Thanks 😁 We love this little camper setup

Cheers Shell, been meaning to make this video for quite a while but always too nervous on camera (as you can tell in the video haha). I’m sure I’ll get better with practice ☺️

Lee Aundrews I watch KZfaq all the time and I thought it was very professional. I didn’t think you sounded nervous. You sounded good. Not common like me haha!! Xxx

Awesome, thanks for the sub! Glad you enjoyed the video. I’m planning on making more very soon 🤙

Thanks for watching :)

Thanks 😊 I can’t take the credit for the design, but I absolutely love this set up. Check out amdro.co.uk 👍

It’s awesome 😁 it’s way higher quality than I could have made myself, worth every penny

Thank you for your comment 🙂 there is no access from under the left side cushions. This is the one thing I would change for the same reason you are thinking. It may be a modification I make myself in the future, and if I do I’ll make a video about it. You can remove the stove from the shelf, and I’ve done this a few times to use inside in bad weather, but is a bit of a pain to slide the whole drawer out each time.

Awesome, I love these kind of modification videos :) I will subscribe and see what you come up with eventually 😊

Chris Waistle Thanks 😁 we’ve had had it for almost a year now and loving it. I like having the gas stove and the slightly different loungey seats 👍

Thank you 🙌😜🤙

Thanks for the comment, it is a brilliant bit of kit. It was around £2000 for the boot jump when we bought ours. Check out www.amdro.co.uk for the latest prices

Hi 👋, I haven't added any insulation and don't find it too bad, but do wear warm clothes and use a nice warm sleeping bag. We have also got a Jackery portable battery and have just found a mini fan heater that will work with it. Once I've tested it out I may make another video to review it

@@leeaundrews Hi, Excellent, thank you so much for the reply! Have also just been looking at the Jackery, would you reccomend one of them too? what option do you go for?

@@matttaylor1431 the Jackery has been great for us. We have the 500w version and is more than enough for our use. Mainly used for fairy lights we use to light the van and charging phones, watches, camera batteries, laptop etc. If you want to use a kettle or heater then I would need to get the bigger version.

@@leeaundrews thanks again for the advice, thats all really useful!

In a small van your options are fairly limited, although it’s never really been an issue for me. I’ve spent a lot of time out in this van and there have been surprisingly few times when the weather was that bad. When it is, I can either use the boot tent that fits over the tailgate, or take the stove out of the drawer and use it inside.

Lets be honest....we have a lot of lovely days too.

Thanks 😄 I absolutely love our Berlingo! I’ve never been inside the older model so can’t really compare but I believe the internal space is pretty much exactly the same, maybe a couple inches wider. I’ve been told the new model is nicer to drive though. I don’t think you can go wrong with whichever model you get, it’s so much fun having a micro camper 👍

Thanks 😊 we have a mini electric cool box and a larger one too. Neither of them fit very well anywhere. Tend to put them in the foot well when travelling, then move them around wherever there's space. Not the best solution but haven't been able to find an affordable small fridge. Tend to try and not take anything that needs to stay chilled - most trips are only for a night or two so doesn't cause much of a problem

Thanks 😁 We’ve tried a few different methods, latest one uses small folding clips/bulldog clips with the folding part pushed between the plastic trim... works ok but may try something else soon. Will make a video as have also added curtains for the cabin and a makeshift toilet too

@@leeaundrews ah ok cool! I was toying with the idea of cable grips the type that go on skirting boards haha

If you try it, let me know how it works 👍

Thanks 🙌😁 this is our first camper van and didn’t want to commit to a full van until we were sure we would get enough use out of it, and to figure out exactly what we do/don’t need in a camper. We mostly wild camp so also wanted something less obvious than a bigger van, but as it turns out we would be fine. When we’re on a camp site we have got a boot tent that gives you a standing area and use a tent style electric hookup. As it’s also our only vehicle, it’s been nice to have the comfort and ease to drive of a new car with all the mod cons.

@@leeaundrews Thanks Lee. Yeah a full van is a big commitment. Whatever I get will be my only vehicle too so this looks really promising and as you say it's weighing up the usage etc. Today's lockdown activity may well be perusing Berlingos! Cheers for replying 😀

Rebecca Gilmore No worries, glad I could help 😁

It is a great little camper unit 😁. The bed measures 1930mm / 6’4”. Hope that helps 👍

Thanks Paul 😁 we got the sticker from stickermule.com and it was the Pacifico font on their vinyl lettering section. Hope this helps 👍

@@leeaundrews Beautiful, thank you.

Excellent name 👍 I’m only 5’4” so plenty of room for me 🤣 but the bed does measure 6’4” so pretty roomy. This is the standard length Berlingo so the XL could have a little more room

@@leeaundrews thanks for the reply. May i ask which engine you have and if its the petrol how do you find it. Love a new shape one but eyewatering prices atm

It’s a 1.6 diesel - I’ve never driven the earlier model Berlingo but have been told this new shape is nicer to drive

Hi. The Amdro is designed to rest on the back of the seats when they are folded but I’m sure they make an optional leg extension (or you could make one) for use without seats. This is how the previous version worked with the earlier model Berlingo. Hope this helps 😁

@@leeaundrews Thank you, Lee. I appreciate that.🐨

Thanks 😁, this is the 5 seater model

The wooden structure, cushions, gas stove, storage boxes and blackout blinds are all part of the Amdro Bootjump 2020 - off the shelf from www.amdro.co.uk

Hi, I'm only 5ft 4" but the bed is 6ft 4" long

Nice to see you know what you are talking about lol

@cardinal biggles - the canisters are sat in a recessed part of that drawer and when closed they are boxed in on all sides, so aren’t going anywhere. They are only backpacking canisters that aren’t connect to anything when in transit so extremely low chance of any leaks - no drop vent needed. If you had bought some gas at an outdoor shop you wouldn’t install a drop vent just to take them home...

@@leeaundrews you always get one....

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