OK, now I undeerstand. Don't know of any source for these things other than more windows from a swap meet or salvage yard with a Westy. These windows are not too tough to find in a swap meet. Fair price is about $25 for a good window. Maybe Gerald or I can land some at Havasu if you are interested. Probably could also score some on the samba but the shipping is probably more than the window is worth. Eric Woodall <eric@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: sammie, these clips, some are bent or broken: http://www.woodallweb.com/images/jalousie_clips%20001_resized.jpg sammie smith wrote: > Eric: RU talking about a split or bay? Screens are no problem on a > split. Any local screen snop should be able to do them in short > order. Had a local screen shop in Nac do all of mine and I think they > charged something like $25 total. As to the clips, you lost me, there > are no clips on a split jalousie window to my knowledge. On a bay I > don't know. > > */Eric Woodall /* wrote: > > Hey everyone, > I know there are some Westy freaks on this list so... > I recently acquired some original jalousie windows (thanks > Peter!), and I > have some questions about some different aspects of putting them > together. > > 1) Some of the clips that hold the windows in need to be repaced. > These > are riveted together, and I am going to need to drill out the > rivets. Is > there a certain tool that I should use to put the new rivits in? > > 2) I also need to replace the mesh screen on the screen frames. Is > there > some type of window company that should be able to do this? > > I can tell already that this is going to be a lot of work to get 6 > working > windows, but it will be soooo nice to have them installed in the bus. > I can't wait! > > >