Finding oem or aftermarket screen kits for dodge roadtrek

[Fishin fever]

Hi all,so as the the title states we are wondering where to get the screen kits for our new to us 2000 D190P, I'm thinking i will have to get them custom made which will be a lot more expensive then oem ,aftermarket

[hepcat]

For what it's worth... my van came with a cheap set of fiberglass screens with magnetic closure that likely came from Amazon or some other source. I put a $6 tension rod through the top and hang them in the open doors. To my surprise, they actually cover and fit pretty well, although they're a little long. As often as I use them, they're functional and NOT $600. They can be had for about $30.

[rowiebowie]

Originally Posted by Fishin fever

Hi all,so as the the title states we are wondering where to get the screen kits for our new to us 2000 D190P, I'm thinking i will have to get them custom made which will be a lot more expensive then oem ,aftermarket

Welcome to the forum Fishin fever!

I suspect you have the Dodge chassis. I think skeeter beaters & skreenz mentioned in the thread below make products for those as well as Chevy, Ford, Promaster, and Sprinters. Unless you're prepared to make screens yourself, they are pricey. But we like our skreenz and have them for every OEM window in our Chevy rv. They have made a positive difference by adding just enough additional ventilation on marginally cool nights when boondocking. Allowed us to be comfortable with Maxxfan drawing in air.

http://www.classbforum.com/forums/f5...ters-9184.html

[Fishin fever]

Ok thanks ,ill go have a google at them