I think this question as been asked before but i coudnt find it the past posts. Were can you get the covers for the exterior of the front windshield simaler to the one that Nick has for his bus and how much do the cost? Thanks Robert
I have the one that snap on the windshield and they are a pain some times i do not know what kind Nick has but a friend of mine got some from Prompt RV Sunscreen that has suction cups for around 200.00 their # is 1-877-965-1533 AZ RV Parts have the snap on type you drill or glue the snaps on their # is1-800-789-5588 and they are about 100.00 dollars
absolutely only one place to go for WindShield Covers
see--> http://rvwindshieldcovers.com/index.html
Bill and Brenda - long time bus conversion folks
Super product - very good price - I know -I've had thier WindShield Cover on my RTS for a couple of years now
Still as perfect as the day THEY INSTALLED it
Pete RTS/Daytona
Hi Robert,
Bill and Brenda do a great job! I also baught my patio mats from them. They are made from the same material as the sun screens and
they don't blow away in the wind.. They call the pattern, Tropical Ferns
Nick-
I bought mine for $180 2 yrs ago in Q. for front, drivers and door windows and also wiper covers and a bag (made from the same material) to put them in. They have snaps ... I've never had a problem with them
Ron
This thought is not really 'on topic' for this thread...but it's close. I noticed the other day that my wiper arms are exerting a helluva lot of pressure on my blades and that naturally got me thinking about what would be the end result after the bus sitting for an extended period....I don't have an exterior windshield cover but recently replaced both my windshields.
And in passing another parked S/S coach I noted that the owner had the presence of mind to put a tennis ball under each wiper arm therein reducing the pressure on the blades. Lightbulb! ??? ??? ??? ???
So, that was my imposition on your thread...but I do think it's mildly connected. ;)
Bob
I had covers for my wipers and always run tennis balls under the arms. It did mean that I had to stop and get out if I run into a rain storm. If the weather was looking bad, I always did that before departing. Sure helped the longevity of the wiper blades.
Richard
Quote from: NCbob on August 01, 2007, 05:09:29 PM
This thought is not really 'on topic' for this thread...but it's close. I noticed the other day that my wiper arms are exerting a helluva lot of pressure on my blades and that naturally got me thinking about what would be the end result after the bus sitting for an extended period....I don't have an exterior windshield cover but recently replaced both my windshields.
And in passing another parked S/S coach I noted that the owner had the presence of mind to put a tennis ball under each wiper arm therein reducing the pressure on the blades. Lightbulb! ??? ??? ??? ???
So, that was my imposition on your thread...but I do think it's mildly connected. ;)
Bob