Recommended Cover for a 22-Foot Cruiser RV Viewfinder V-Nose Trailer
Published 10/09/2026
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Question:
Good morning, looking for a cover for an older Cruiser RV trailer. 2012 Viewfinder v-nose, 22 feet. What do you suggest?
asked by: Drew Y
Expert Reply:
Hey Drew.
The best general-purpose cover for your Cruiser V-Nose Trailer is the # e24VV. This cover fits trailers up to 22' long x 102" wide x 111" tall. This cover is geared toward long term/seasonal storage, features multi-layered fabric and is UV treated. Also, has access panels to enter the trailer without removing the cover. I recommend measuring the width and length of your trailer to ensure you fall within this range before choosing.
What kind of conditions will you be storing your trailer in?
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