I'm really not sure. I know it was a few years old and it did have sides like that, which definitely looked quite a bit like that bus depot one with optional walls. The owner said it was from bus depot. 
It was such a staggering amount of work to assemble properly at a music festival with me last year, that he bought an Ez up this year and will never go back. 

Night and day difference in ease. 
I'll be buying arb awnings for both of my busses soon. I've used quite a few and seen them in action plenty and at least for me, they're the best bang for the buck. 

-craig

> On May 26, 2015, at 1:25 PM, Rob <vwrobb@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Craig, are you talking about this one http://www.busdepot.com/details/awning/ ?
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> Rob
> vwrobb@gmail.com
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> At  5/26/2015 08:48 AM, Craig Cowan wrote:
>> Having dealt with most of the awnings on the market, I can confidently state how dissapointing the bus depot one has been (though it may have been an older model) taking 3 people almost an hour to fully assemble one last year!
>> The Fiammas are epic, but pricey. The shadyboy is small but nice.
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>> The ARB is my choice.
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>> -craig
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