Storage Cover For 1997 Jayco J1006 Pop-Up Camper Trailer
Updated 08/06/2015 | Published 08/05/2015
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cover for a 1997 jayco 1006 st rd pop up trailer
asked by: Nery P
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Expert Reply:
For your 1997 Jayco 1006 ST RD pop up, which seems to be 22 feet long including the tongue, I would recommend a cover that it 20 foot long like the Classic Accessories # CA80043 which fits pop ups measuring 18 to 20 foot long.
For the ultimate in weather protection, this camper cover features triple-ply, weatherproof fabric to keep out rain and snow and wicking technology to eliminate moisture buildup - perfect for wet climates.
expert reply by:
Jeffrey L
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