Yes. We have a pop up roof which gives enough ventilation. If we have the roof down for any reason (cold, wind, stealth), we crack the front windows open as we have Heko deflectors fitted to these.
Sliding or fixed windows on camper?
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Yes. We have a pop up roof which gives enough ventilation. If we have the roof down for any reason (cold, wind, stealth), we crack the front windows open as we have Heko deflectors fitted to these.
I’ve messaged Andy now for an update. Everything has been delayed this year. So probably them too. There are T6.1 headlights due soon as well. Or maybe not knowing the delays.
Windows update - there may be a few sets available this year if they are happy, but main production run will be next year.
Headlight the same for info
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Did they say when they will be taking orders? Or have a waiting list? Thanks
Not until they are approved I presume.
I’ve got fixed tinted windows on my day van…. I love the flush look and didn’t want any worries about leaking windows. Definitely no regrets!
Thanks all.
Sounds like I'm going fixed
@BognorMotors Oli , I had heard about the flush camperglass ones coming. Hear a lot of people moaning about leaky flush windows though so think fixed with no worries sounds better good to me.
Sounds like I'm going fixed
@BognorMotors Oli , I had heard about the flush camperglass ones coming. Hear a lot of people moaning about leaky flush windows though so think fixed with no worries sounds better good to me.
i got the same. it's semi camper - dry fit, cook outside, no pop top
My thoughts are that I have read in a few places that the DVLA might start allowing V5S to be ,campervan, again because of the abundance of low emission zones. If this does happen I believe that opening window would be a requirement.
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Hi - I'm deciding between 2 VW campers. The one I prefer the look of does not have sliding windows in the sides. But there is another similar van, that just doesn't look as good which does have sliding windows. I'm keen to know if these are pretty important to have or not? Are they a real advantage, or can they have their own problems? Should it be a deciding factor? Thanks in advance!
I’ve merged your query in to an existing thread, so you can get some idea on previous discussions around this.
I guess it depends on whether the sliding window is OEM or not, as OEM sliders tend to leak.
But this other thread may also help:
Time to choose windows.
Its time to decide on options of windows, and its holding up my conversion because I cant decide. I have decided on getting the glass from Leisure Vehicle Windows. It will be the flush fit sliders. And hope they dont leak. If you have opening windows do you use them both all the time? Just the...
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