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Originally Posted by Marine By Choice
I recommend option #1. Blocking the sun is critical in keeping the exterior and interior looking new. Nothing worse than a one or two year old rig totally faded out, in my humble opinion. Also blocking the sun from the tires is important, whether with custom made tire covers or plywood. Both work equally well. I also recommend leaving roof vents open to help eliminate some of the stifiling heat in your area.
Good luck!
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Thanks. I'm leaning toward #1. But a couple things that have come up today in conversation. The spot picked out for #1 is tough to back or pull into. Probably an 8 point turn. If I go with #2 I can swing wider while under the carport. Second is the trail car. Don't have one yet, but thinking along the lines of a 65 MGB or Spitfire. (How cool would an MGB look painted to match the coach!!! It would be nice to be able to park it (with the rag top) out of the sun as well.
Started checking on the permit process today.
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Originally Posted by gmadams
Make it wide enough to accommodate having your slides out (assuming you have slides). You may want to have it tall enough if you ever get on top of the rig.
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One slide only and it extends straight backwards. The bed in back partially folds up.
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