curtains for front windshield

devildog1971 wrote:
Is there a place to buy replacement front windshield that includes drivers side window and passenger side window for 2002 monaco pbd

DW bought regular household curtains and sewed them together for our old gasser, that we no longer have.

Any custom drapery shop should be able make a new set using the old set as a pattern.

this is what i made my front drapes with

roc-lon light blocking drapery liner




54" width, purchase by the yard

i had to trim it, because the width was taller than my windshield in this bounder, i think i bought 8 yards, i wanted to have extra
even with them fully closed for the side windows and windshield, there are still folds in the fabric, and do a really good job of blocking light both ways, nobody sees in, really helps cut the summer heat

These guys have pretty much everything, although they are a little pricey.

We have a 2000 Monaco and I found that most ready made rv draperies were not sized to fit the windshield and side windows. They were not tall enough and not wide enough. I found some x-tra wide drapery panels online, still had to buy 4 of them. Talked to a dry cleaner and their alterations person agreed to re-make them into 2 draperies, shortened, hemmed and the tape with hanging clips sewn across the top. It's getting time to do something again. Have seen an idea to use fabric shower curtains with a solid color backing fabric to the outside - thinking of trying that.

We replaced our curtains with shades from blinds.com and love them. I love that we can lower the windshield shade to block the sun as we drive, or open the shades on the side windows and open the windows to enjoy fresh air. It was inexpensive and easy to replace that nasty curtains. Check it out, you'll love the new options you'll have.

Curtains
I made my own
Went to Amazon and bought
Roc-Lon fabric, light and heat blocking fabric

Is there a rear windshield? Sorry, couldn't resist.

Several years ago we bought replacements for our 2007 Endeavor from eBay. They came in four panels. So, we had to sew them together to make two panels. They were the correct length and material type. Would also try Amazon. Shouldn't be brain surgery.

I'm sorry! I just couldn't resist doing that:o. While I cannot recommend any shops that deal in curtains, there are ads in RV magazines like Motorhome and I'm sure a search will turn up quite a few.