🚐 ADCO 2409 White Chevy Class C Windshield Cover (2001-2015): Perfect Fit for RV Motorhomes with Mirror Cutouts Review

Although the box says this cover is for 2001 and up GM Vans, it fits my 2000 Chevy Express Van. The chassis is fine and I like the velcro cutouts for the mirrors. It comes with a sewn-in top corner that fits over the top edge of the door and is held in place, and has decent magnets sewn into the bottom corners of both doors to hold it in place. Would definitely buy again, lowest price I could find for this lid model. I recommend it to others. NOTE: The ADCO cover for 2000 and older GM vans does

Nine months ago we purchased this cover for our 2013 Chevy Coachman Freelander. We really like the privacy it gives us when parking in busy campsites. We took it on and off our RV maybe 10 times while camping and kept it inside another time. It's a tight fit so my husband and I wear it as a team. This time we noticed that it started tearing at the seam of the part that fits the door. I don't know if the seam allowance was too small or if the material just tore. I don't know if it's worth…

There seem to be a variety of Ford Class C RV windshield covers, all ranging in price from $20 to $25. This is the only one that "claimed" it was for my 2001 Chevy and it was priced at $50. Ok I pay extra for one for my model, I don't like it but ok! It comes here, and right on the box it says "Chevy 2001-2020 Mirror Cutout" RIGHT under the Ford Class C picture! Anyway it didn't work! Well, to be honest, in my setup the mirrors are bolted to the door and not the window frame, so it might be…

Lived in my van for four months. I've been using this for about 3 1/2 of these months. Dressed and undressed many times. Yes, the velcro is worn out and some threads are loose. However, it paid for itself within two weeks. The temperature was at least ten to fifteen degrees below my best estimate. It was 98 degrees and 98% humidity back then, which helped make it bearable. Aside from the renovation, the only change I would make to the front of my van would be to add an extra feature to keep it…

This cover fits our Class C Coachman Freelander Motorhome nicely. It is well made. Magnets in the bottom corners help keep it in place. I would advise the manufacturer to put a grommet and hole under the magnet so you can run an elastic cord from the grommet to the baseplate for even more secure coverage in 60mph winds. The lid stays on, but the insane wind sometimes lifts the corners, and the magnetic part knocks on the door - it just makes noise, it doesn't scratch. All in all a very pretty…