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New Camco 40431 Rv Roof Vent Cover - White on 2040-parts.com

US $24.99
Location:

Houston, Texas, US

Houston, Texas, US
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Product Description


Camco Vent Cover / White is designed to allow fresh air ventilation and light into your RV, rain or shine. It offers high flow ventilation in an aerodynamic design. Can be installed easily by mounting to the existing 14" x 14" roof vent. Vent cover made of rugged UV stabilized resin with removable louvers for easier cleaning. Hardware included. 10/carton

  • Allows you to leave the vent open during rain or shine
  • Features removable louvers for easy cleaning
  • Aerodynamic styling
  • UV stabilized resin for years of rugged use
  • Replacement screen available (Camco #40439)

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