Citroen Berlingo windscreen dimensions

[karenw]

Could someone who has a Citroen Berlingo help me please...?

I'm about to advertise my Kangoo Roo for sale but first need to make a new set of internal silver screens which will fit both a Kangoo and a Berlingo - which I'm planning to adapt as a 'camping car'. But, just when I need to measure the windscreen and driver's side window, they must have seen me coming because I can't find a single one in local car parks. As for visiting a dealer - they already eye me with too much curiosity bordering on suspicion when they hear my plans...

If you have a Berlingo, please could you measure
* width of windscreen (top and bottom)
* height of windscreen
* height of driver's side window
* width of driver's window top and bottom

Thank You

Karen W - possibly soon to be minus the Roo... <sniff...>

[Derek]

I assume you meen the old Berlingo, now called the Berlingo First

In old money, I only use imperial, none of this foreign stuff

* width of windscreen (top 48" and bottom 58")
* height of windscreen 29"
* height of driver's side window 19"
* width of driver's window top 31" and bottom 33"
Beware the door window is tear shaped, the diagonal is 38"(top back to bottom front)

Disclaimer, all measurements approximate, better allow a bit more

Sorry to hear beloved Roo is going, you will find the Berlingo seriously frugal, particularly if you keep the weight down.

Good luck with your project

[karenw]

Hi Derek

Thank you very much for this - it's very helpful.

I'm very sad to have to put my beloved Roo up for sale but I can't afford to run two vehicles. I'm proposing to replace the Roo and Kangoo van with an adapted camping car similar in concept to yours but with a permanently fitted sink. The bed and storage units will be modular and there will be a gas hob and grill used outside under the hatch canopy. The mains hook-up will be basic - a lead through the window and foam/rubber fill-in for the gap! It should all be very versatile, I can have my business use insurance and will save a fortune in tax, insurance and MOT/maintenance costs.

There will be many tears *sniff...* when the Roo leaves but I'm trying to look forward to the challenge of adapting something to my own spec, with lower overall costs meaning - more camping!!!

There's been a lot of inspiration on this forum, and particularly from yourself, which makes me confident that this is the right thing to do - so thanks again for that and your various video links.

Karen