Date:         Tue, 7 Jun 2005 16:54:49 -0700
Reply-To:     Mark Drillock <mdrillock@COX.NET>
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From:         Mark Drillock <mdrillock@COX.NET>
Subject:      Re: 1986 - bug screens for Vanagons
Comments: To: Chuck Blethen <Chuck.Blethen@SKREENZ.COM>
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I have been using a pair of these screens for many years, more than 100
nights of camping. They are a great product and I recommend them without
reservation. It is a simple design and you could make something similar
if you cared to but the fit and quality of the Skreenz is better than
what most people can do themselves. The Skreenz fit snug enough to drive
around with them installed. No amount of wind can displace them. The
ventilation they provide is way more than the Westy sliding windows can do.

Mark

Chuck Blethen wrote:

> As an owner of a Vanagon, we learned a bit about camping in them in
> Minnesota where the mosquito is the official state bird... our first
> night out was the most miserable night of camping in my life.
> No one at the VW dealers could solve the problem. Ditto for the VW
> Vanagon factory that I visited in Germany.
>
> Here is my solution to being able to sleep in peace in our Vanagon
> weekender.
> www.Skreenz.com
>
> Chuck Blethen - Owner
> Skreenz by Blethen
> Box 14524
> Scottsdale AZ 85267 USA
> 480-225-8430 Phone
>
> Chuck.Blethen@Skreenz.Com
> www.Skreenz.com
>
> Protecting campers from flying insects for 20 years!
>