Hi Pearl, In your note, you asked: >What is a Lindeen cover that you used after a hail storm??? At Bismarck, Leroy >Wallis was over to my trailer shortly with some clear pieces of plastic he taped >on since they had just cracked not broken, which worked fine till I got back to >CA. Pearl =========== Pearl, you can view the lindeen covers at their website. Go to>>>> http://www.lindeen.com/cover.html model 200cs When we were at Bismarck last, within a short time after a hail storm had broken all three of the plastic center pieces in our three roof vents, I had three of the Lindeen covers installed. At the time, I thought it would be a temporary addition, but the convenience of being able to leave the roof vents open on hot days while traveling or while in the campground when rain came down in buckets, changed my mind. Since then, I've also added three covers to our 32' Airstream. Yes, I fixed the roof vents (there are always a few for sale during any International flea market), but I also kept the Lindeen covers. They are made of lexan (a la bullet proof vests), have a lifetime guarantee and come in either smoke or white. I like the smoke color. From afar, they look like they belong with the Airstream as a luxury option, or so I'm told by non-Airstream RV owners who have the less expensive white covers made by another company. If you want to order covers to go over your vent lids, have your credit card ready to order on line or use their telephone number if you want to talk with a real person. They are easy to install and your service guy may take 15 minutes per cover to do it even if he dawdles. Terry
