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AbdRahim

AbdRahim

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Newmar
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BayStar 3626
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Ford
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The vents thread got me thinking. This year I will be transitioning from a C to an A. How other than Magne Shades do you keep the heat out of that huge windsheild in the summer and in in the cooler weather.
 
The only option on these giant windows is keep the shades down. There is a lot of glass in the forward zone while dual pane it's still not as insulated so shades are your friend.
 
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