mynxd
Advanced Member
On our trip home from ATC with the new camper, it rained hard and sideways while we were camped overnight in Glacier National Park. We had removed the storm flaps on day 1 of the trip (not thinking about Marty's instructions they were needed when it rained), as we like the sunlight and breeze with the upper windows open. Sure enough things got a little wet inside during the night (with the interioer flaps closed). We found it very difficult to put the stom flaps back on in the morning due to the height with the roof up. My wife made these as a substitute for the storm flaps. The awning rods are old fiberglass tent poles which will fold into the velcro when closing the camper. The clear plastic is the heaviest sold by Walmart in their sewing materials section. Now for a test during the next rainfall when camping!