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MarshaNichols

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Posted: 06/23/12 12:24pm

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I have a 2012 RT 170. I see covers for all other classes, but not B...anyone out there have suggestions?

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Posted: 06/23/12 02:20pm

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You might have a look here..

It's my understanding that these folks have a good reputation.

There are other vendors as well.

Cheers.

gbopp

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Posted: 06/23/12 03:08pm

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Did you check Ebay?

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Posted: 06/23/12 04:21pm

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I have seen Class B covers in the Camping World catalog. Also Roadtrek sells covers for their models. Check their website here -

http://www.roadtrek.com/merchandise.aspx

Roadtrek 190 Popular 2011

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MarshaNichols

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Posted: 06/24/12 03:55pm

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Perhaps I should clarify...I know where to look (CW, Ebay, etc.)...what I would like to know is, those of you that have/had covers, which to buy...which to avoid. Thank you! M

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Posted: 06/25/12 08:28am

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We bought our Sprinter Cover from www.beverlybay.com. Very high quailty,much better that than the trailer covers from Camping World.
It is a chore to put on as it so large ange and heavy.

PCarnathan

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Posted: 06/25/12 09:03am

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Another vote for Calmark Covers. I had one on my 5th wheel and I'm working on getting one for the Roadtrek 190P. It's a high-quality product. I wasted time and money on an ADCO cover for a while before I caught on to paying a little more for a long-lasting product. My van is now almost 14 years old and I need to protect that fiberglass roof.

Calmark Covers

Pat in Menifee, CA
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danpreszler

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Posted: 06/25/12 04:37pm

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We rented a storage unit. I know it's much more expensive than a cover but, I like not having to keep it in my driveway and like the peace of mind of not having it out in the weather.

Dan & Karen Preszler
Bismarck, ND

MarshaNichols

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Posted: 06/26/12 10:40am

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I have plenty of room...live in a rural area...but CA, not ND where the weather is harsh! Thanks for the suggestion, however!

PCarnathan

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Posted: 06/26/12 04:55pm

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Our 1999 Roadtrek 190P has a fiberglass roof. I'm far more worried about the damaging effects of the sun than I am about any other weather condition here in Southern California.

Hence the cover...

Pat in Menifee, CA
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