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Go to one of the motorhome shows.  I seem to remember that manufacturers often have second user Silver Screens taken in part exchange.  We bought ours that way a few years ago.

I would go for external ones if I were you as the problem of condensation arising is virtually eliminated compared to internal screens.  The downside is that you sometimes have to pack external screens away wet, but this i easily overcomeable.

Check out Taylormade web site, or give them a ring, Dont order from a dealer, deal with the people who make them. Good Luck.

thanks guys, much appreciated

that's interesting colin - does anyone else prefer the externals to the internals?

We had ours for our 2000 Fiat from Taylormade and are really pleased with them.  We have the external ones as they do tend to eliminate condensation, as 'colinbess' says, we have used these external ones on the inside on a few occasions and they are ok.

http://www.taylormade-window-covers.co.uk/

Jean

There are some advantages with internal ones too. I put mine on when the van's in storage to help reduce or prevent seat fabric colour fade. I wouldn't want to leave my external ones on.

Phil

i have a set for sale, it was for my peugeot 2003 camper, mk2  but i have changed it now for the mk3, and the windows are different, i do know the Ducato / peugeot windows are the same, up to the mk3. just make sure they will fit and if they do, make me an off for them.

floppy

I got mine from here and they do all makes of motorhomes http://www.silverscreens.co.uk/index.html Nursie