Chinook RV

Interesting. I posted about them likely being Hehr windows in the other thread and also the Parkin link. Since you were convinced that they were SEGI I dropped it and didn't follow up that I also talked to Hehr who forwarded me to Parkin (their largest parts reseller). I dropped it at that since I h...

Chinooks took twice as much time as other class Cs? Whoa. :o Why is that? That was part of their claim to quality fame... that Trail Wagons spent more time on finishing the body than anyone else. (Many of the lower priced competing brands are pretty well known for having build problems, from missin...

as an FYI, the later Concourse's offered central locking with keyfob which had power locks on the cab and rear entry doors. The rear entry door power actuator was internal. The entry door on the 2004 Concourse I used to have was an Atwood model V29403 (as listed on the rear closet spec sheet) and th...

Also, has anyone called the dealer who bought out all of the old Chinook parts stock after the factory closed? http://www.aubreysrv.com/western-rv-parts-page/ Back when they only had a spreadsheet list published there was this which, while I doubt has anything to do with screen support clips, is sti...

Well, I'll never get those 10 hours of my life back :lol: Anything on this webpage look familiar? http://www.parkin-acc.com/page52.html Since they're no longer available, has anyone tried calling Hehr to see if they might have a box of leftover extrusions or pre-cut screen support clips in a back ro...

4) Concourse: Yes, that is the more usual way for a screen to ride - inside a track. Ours don't do that, unfortunately. Even if that kind were damaged somehow, you could "sit" the screen in the track and use tape, velcro, aluminum bar stock, or something to rig it. But with these that don...

Willywalderbeast wrote:Took the old gal out on the Bonneville Salt Flats to see what she had in her...

Beautiful shot!

Chinook Concourses are great looking RVs

This is a grainy photo of my old 2004 Concourse window track (SE-GI windows). It didn't have clips for the screens (unless they were at the top of the window frame?). They sat inside of a track/channel and not on top of a fin edge.

Blue, can you post some photos of the clip at different angles plus the cross section/profile? Thanks!

Agreed. I would create a new thread in a different area if I had questions but new users won't likely know to do that. Other forums choose to lock threads like these reference material threads OR forum moderators will move discussions to the appropriate areas.