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| The vent covers are missing, replaced by gluing on pieces of clear plastic (left one has been removed). It's easy to see the circumference of small screws clamping the fabric. Not to mention the sloppy black sealant around the glass windows... |
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| We cut the striped fabric for faster removal of the top - it was very dry and cracked anyway. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| The vents are using the same seal as the roof edge - and somebody left a big gap. Don't know if this is the proper vent seal. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| Mr. Stauffer made and installed the screens for the vents. They were to be partly opened via velcro to reach the vent operating mechanisms - unfortunately discarded. | ||||||||||||||||||||