Insect screens for Troopie Windows

What we use are those window socks that just slip over the door. Easy to store and can pretty much go from truck to truck. We have a gq and sleep in the back aswell, just put velcro on the inside frame of the window and cut some flyscreen to shape with velcro sewn on.Works a treat and cost only a few bucks, doesn't look like the pros but keeps the bugs out.

Scooter13

Can't help on the front windows

But I made some for the rear slide window, got some fencing wire and bent it into the shape of the window slide grove, we the got and old window sock and sowed it onto the wire (i did tack weld the wire at the ends first).

Now you clip the frame into the grove and it stays there, you can only open the rear window from inside.

Richard

ps. you can just see it in my rig pic.

Scooter, if you're in Victoria try www.buffalostitch.com. He doesn't make exactly what you're after but might have some ideas.

I've got the Landcruiser on his webpage with the flyscreen at the back, along with some side window shades attached to the inside door along the bottom with adhesive velcro. Yes I have had spiders (huntsmen) get into the car, not pretty when you sleep in it, but only when the doors were open at night or from the front where the heater intake is (I now set heater to recirculate before parking under trees at night, seems to have fixed that).

Good luck with it, Casper.