Window Cover for a 37 Inch Tall by 90 Inch Long Window in a Class A Motorhome
Updated 06/21/2018 | Published 06/19/2018
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My Winnebago sightseer 2016 class A front window measures appx 37”top to bottom by appx 90”side to side Do u have sunshield to fit?
asked by: M G
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Expert Reply:
It looks like your best option is SunShield # CAM45166. This on is 48 inches tall and 120 inches long so it will more than cover your 37 x 90 inch window.
expert reply by:
Michael H
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Camco SunShield Reflective Motor Home Window Cover - 24" x 120"
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