33 voyage MCD winshield screen?

[ron55]

I am wanting to purchase MCD screens for my winshield and driver and passanger side. has anybody installed MCD sunscreens on a 2005 winnebago voyage 33V? what I am concerned about is the three windows on each side. and the MCD lady did not know. what I wanted to know, if the side screen cover all three windows that are on the 33V both passenger and driver"s sides.

[AFChap]

We installed MCD screens on our 2003 Ultimate Advantage across the windshield and on the driver side. Our dash and overnead cabinet configuration is tighter than most (and the windshield taller), which required us to put three shades across the front when most coaches can use two shade, and some only one. In looking at pictures of a 2005 Voyage, the side windows look very similar to ours ...the only difference perhaps being a little bit of an angle on the front edge with the top angling backward a bit. I see no reason you could not use MCD shades over the three side windows, unless there are inside protrusion of some kind. Our driver's side MCD shades work great, covering three windows very similar to what I see on the Voyage. I suspect you could install the windshield MCD shades to compensate for the angle of the front of the side windows so there would be little or no gap between the front and side shades. I did have to add apx 4 inches to the bottom of the oak window box trim on the driver's side to hide the new shade. I had a wood shop finish the wood to match the original wood for me, and I did the installation.

We did not install MCD shades on the passenger front side because we have a diesel pusher with front entry. There is a pipe type grab handle mounted on the right side of the door frame which prevents us from having a single shade that would cover the top window, the door, and the smaller side window. Since there is an original black mesh pull-down that can comes down over part of the upper window and the door, and we had already added a solid pull-down shade on the door itself, we decided not to put an MCD shade on that side. I cut down the length of the original curtain rod that held the curtain that pulled across the door and windshields, and kept enough to have a curtain to cover just the side window and door. We normally use that only when the g-kids are sleeping over.