theres an rc down at the local junkyard and i think it still has the roof vent. email me if you want it and i'll see how much it is and if i can get it this weekend
explain Stealers?m2bueller said:Has anyone found a source for a replacement roof vent? I hear the stealers are pretty spendy ($200+). I'm almost considering cutting the hole out to 14' X 14' to put a RV vent on just so I can get rid of that piece of Lexan I've got glued up there.
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I think he is refeing to the Dodge dealer.willyjizz said:explain Stealers?m2bueller said:Has anyone found a source for a replacement roof vent? I hear the stealers are pretty spendy ($200+). I'm almost considering cutting the hole out to 14' X 14' to put a RV vent on just so I can get rid of that piece of Lexan I've got glued up there.
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put in a roof rack an have an access hatch to your beer cooler on top! Great for drive inscharger84 said:If your are going to customize one, go for an emergancy hatch out of an old school bus, that way you could climb out and sit on the roof.
I won't be there Sunday. I have no idea of the price for the vent but I had asked about the hatch and it was less than $50 with the glass.m2bueller said:George,
Are you coming up to the Florida meet @ Rodneys this weekend? Do you have any idea how much they're asking for the vent? I would prefer not to cut the roof because I know I'll never get it sealed correctly. The RV vents are and option. I think I can squeeze one in between the ribs in the roof. I've even considered getting a fiberglass hood scoop and mounting it backward. At least it'll extract some of the heat .
Maybe one of those big old Mopar snorkle scoops. One on the hood and another on the roof![]()
Hmm.. Maybe something can be rigged up with a vent window motor from a Caravan?RAMMAN4 said:Try to fig it up like the electric vents on RVs so you can open it from the front seat with a switch.