

| Subject: | Re: Magnetic Vanagon Window Screens |
| From: | Robert Tommaselli |
| Date: | Tue, 16 May 1995 10:59:40 -0400 |
Hey Now, I just bought a 95 eurovan camper. Last weekend I put on a full set of screens that I bought from the dealer (right and left front, side door and rear hatch). Cool stuff. They have an elastic band that goes around the window frames and snaps that I had to install my self. I didn't like drilling the holes in the body but what the hey. I donno if these new screens will fit older models but you might want to contact a dealer. The front screens will need a magnet to hold down the bottom of the screen to make it bug proof. I'll be testing them out next weekend in VA Beach. robert. On May 16, 9:28am, Derek Drew wrote: > Subject: Re: Magnetic Vanagon Window Screens > I purchased a set of these a couple of years ago. I keep them stored over > the engine on a flat piece of cardboard. On a hot buggy day they are > invaluable. > > The company that makes these also makes a piece for the sliding door. This > piece doesn't work so good. > > >Got JC Whitney Catalog #578J in the mail the other day. On page 92, it lists > >magnetic Vanagon window screens for $33.95 per set (2). It says: > > > >The part number is 12BP2743R > > > >Their phone number is (312) 431-6102 > ___________________________________ > Derek Drew > drew@interport.net (main address for e-mail) > derekdrew@aol.com (alternate/backup address, checked infrequently) > >-- End of excerpt from Derek Drew -- A little kindness is all you need, Robert.
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