Do any of you guys camp in a "B"?
From what I've been reading about "B"'s, most folks them use them for travel. While I would like to get a "B" for us to travel the US, we aslo like to go to campgrounds throughout the summer; usual...
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My former '01/'02 Roadtrek Chevy 190, bought lightly used, had the optional screen package. There were metal framed window screens in the side door pop-out windows, and two big sheets of fabric screens for the side and back doors with slits for entry. There was Velcro tape all around the door openings.
There was no screen for the pop-out rear door windows (OEM GM), tho'. RT had installed a screw that locked the knuckle latch so they couldn't be opened. I removed the screw, restoring the pop-out function. Then I bought screens for them from Screenz or Bug Barrier.
Fully rigged, that van had better ventilation then my current Tiger 'C-Minus.'
Jim, "Mo' coffee!"
There was no screen for the pop-out rear door windows (OEM GM), tho'. RT had installed a screw that locked the knuckle latch so they couldn't be opened. I removed the screw, restoring the pop-out function. Then I bought screens for them from Screenz or Bug Barrier.
Fully rigged, that van had better ventilation then my current Tiger 'C-Minus.'
Jim, "Mo' coffee!"
