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    Fitting Mercedes Vito Camper Van-X Tailgate Blinds

    Apr 4, 2017 · Modified: Feb 26, 2021 by Vikkie Lee · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

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    Fitting Mercedes Vito Camper Van-X Tailgate Blinds

    A couple of weeks ago, I placed an order with Van-X for a cab divider and tailgate window for our Mercedes Vito.

    It's a bit daunting trying to find blinds for our van.  Most places only serve the VW community, but luckily, quite a few recommended this company and the fabric quality is perfect for the job!

    Our windows are tinted too, so at night, even with our camper van lights on, you can't see a thing!

    There weren't any instructions, but if you order them, here's the tailgate fitting process.  (The cab divider is to follow!)

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    You can find more posts on how I converted a camper van and got it passed by the DVLA here.

    Also, our favourite places to wild camp in Scotland.

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