My trailer has these fixed frame windows above the regular windows. They have pull down shades installed under the interior aluminum shell. I don't see them on any other Tradewinds or 1968 pics. What the heck? Are these the precursors to the Vista Views?
I like them. They add light. They have made me crazy with leak repair.
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Those would be (very) early vista view windows. They are a double-edged sword, as you have found.
The good news--They let in more light
The bad news-- They let in more heat from the sunlight.
The good news-- They make the interior more light and airy
The bad news-- They are more holes to leak.
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My trailer has these fixed frame windows above the regular windows. They have pull down shades installed under the interior aluminum shell. I don't see them on any other Tradewinds or 1968 pics. What the heck? Are these the precursors to the Vista Views?
I like them. They add light. They have made me crazy with leak repair.
That window is called a "vista view" window.
They were on many 68's, then they became standard for most part.
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