has anyone got one of these.they are a bit pricey....
http://www.ukbizlist.co.uk/caranex/index.html
rear awning
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Has anyone seen the ones that go on TOP of the car? I saw one at a show and they are well cool!
I've seen a couple of people with these rear ones and they seem to work quite well.
I've seen a couple of people with these rear ones and they seem to work quite well.
I'm not laughing - I'm smiling loudly...
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A rear awning would be rather handy if you've got one of these:
http://www.bumperdumper.com/bumper2.htm
Tony
http://www.bumperdumper.com/bumper2.htm
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I had a Caranex for my Discovery.
Very well made (aimed and landrover expeditioning types), but based on an old fashion frame tent idea, so awkward to put up. They are big enough to get a camp bed in either way, or table and 2 chairs, so not very big compared to modern awnings.
They are also very generic, so versatile in terms of how, where and what they will fit, but therefore require lots of playing and experimenting with the various cords, elastics and poles to get the fit you need.
With hindsight, a modern freestanding awning would be better (larger and easier), somehow worked around (or over?) the raised tailgate.
On the Disco, you had to accommodate the spare wheel on the rear door, and I had a roof tent to contend with as well, so a tailgate should be such a challenge.
Very well made (aimed and landrover expeditioning types), but based on an old fashion frame tent idea, so awkward to put up. They are big enough to get a camp bed in either way, or table and 2 chairs, so not very big compared to modern awnings.
They are also very generic, so versatile in terms of how, where and what they will fit, but therefore require lots of playing and experimenting with the various cords, elastics and poles to get the fit you need.
With hindsight, a modern freestanding awning would be better (larger and easier), somehow worked around (or over?) the raised tailgate.
On the Disco, you had to accommodate the spare wheel on the rear door, and I had a roof tent to contend with as well, so a tailgate should be such a challenge.
Alex, High Peak
1983 Hightop Reimo-esque Camper
1983 Hightop Reimo-esque Camper