vans with non-camper windows for screens would have to locate or fabricate similiar screens to my ASI or a Country Homes conversion camper. they are aluminum framed 'standard household channel" to cover ½ of the window with a scraper to keep bugs out along the glass and screw into the RUBBER of the window seal, removal of the faded chrome weatherstrip is necessary. I unscrew mine and keep them up on the bunk when i'm not camping.. it's fairly easy to install in a few mins when actually camping.. do some searching on CHC and ASI vanagon camper images Dan in NY 1980 ASI TD From: JordanVw@AOL.COM Subject: Re: Vanagon side window question In a message dated 9/12/06 10:50:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time, oddstray@ODDSTRAY.COM writes:
> As we found out, for the same year of Vanagon the Westy middle-side > windows are *not* the same as the stock Vanagon windows! > > and now you cant use your screen either.. chris who has a bunch of westy sliding windows for sale... |
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