Cab curtain
Posted: Thu Sep 26, 2013 10:33 pm
Anyone bought one of these? If so are they any good , easy to fit etc?
http://www.van-x.co.uk/mazda-bongo/cab- ... rtain.html
http://www.van-x.co.uk/mazda-bongo/cab- ... rtain.html
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2nd that, works great for me + can even be moved and used for the tailgate opening if I want tailgate open on a hot nightdaveblueozzie wrote:Buy an extendable curtain rod for less than a tenner, it fits just over the trim near the roof behind the front seats, then buy or make curtains to fit.
That sounds great if you get a chance and can give me more info that would be fabEvil Edna wrote:Sorry thread we put up has been deleted - we found a really good curtain rail that clipped behind trim either side one screw in middle then I made a curtain. I can find brand out if you're interested. I also bought a cheap pair of 'blackout' curtains from dunelm & used one - I would say it all cost less that £20.
3rd that. we bought a chrome rail and lined curtains from Wilko for about £17, currently fitted to isolate rear conversion at night.mikeonb4c wrote:2nd that, works great for me + can even be moved and used for the tailgate opening if I want tailgate open on a hot nightdaveblueozzie wrote:Buy an extendable curtain rod for less than a tenner, it fits just over the trim near the roof behind the front seats, then buy or make curtains to fit.