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John Bessette (67.136.227.51)
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Could some of you tell me what it cost you to put in your Penisula windows on a 4106. I am thinking of two on the left and three on the right and maybe the drivers side and passenger side.
Thanks
John 4106 |
mclough (65.137.130.40)
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i recieved a quote from them for the drivers front and side windows $275 each and the big windows $475 |
John Bessette (67.136.227.51)
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mclough
thanks that sure sounds like a lot but if you want the nice windows I guess? |
John that newguy (199.232.240.78)
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Some help?
http://www.peninsulaglass.com/
If you do a search here for "peninsula windows" or use
"RV replacement window for m9" for the search, you should
find quite a few more posts that will be of help.
It appears the double-pane, tinted, sliding and screened
"peninsula windows" do cost some $$ but they fit without
modification into the existing opening. If you're doing the bus
and don't want to re-side over exisiting window holes to use
less expensive windows, then "peninsula" might be well worth
the bucks. Those "less expensive" rv windows might not be
too much less, either.. when all's said and done.
No-one says you have to do all at the same time! Since they
fit into the same frame opening, I can do one or two and wait
until I hit the lottery to do another one or two.
(hey....it's a plan)
Smile, it gets easier! It does! |