Replacement Vent Cover for a 2006 Forest River Continental Cargo Trailer

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Hello, I have a Continental Cargo trailer, built date 1-26-06 model #gafex610sa I looking for a replacement air vent cover and see you have several in stock. Can you please help me find the right one for this trailer? Thank you,

asked by: Robert A

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I called and spoke with Forest River, maker of the Continental Cargo trailers. She stated that they use Elixir vents. So that information really helps narrow down the possible options for replacement vent lids.

Since you have a trailer made after 1995, the correct vent should be the Vent Cover for Ventline and Post-1995 Elixir Trailer Roof Vents, # BV0554-01. We also have a model in smoke, # BV0554-03. To be sure, you can try to find the manufacturer name on the vent itself.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Steve C.

11/29/2012

Is there a metal cover that will fit this model?

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Patrick B.

11/29/2012

We carry several different roof vent and vent cover manufacturers, but they do not offer metal vent covers.

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Answer 1

The replacement for your ventline AS-13 ANS. Z26.1 DOT 733 roof vent is the #BV0554-03.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

Based on the number and picture you gave me I was able to determine that you have a Ventadome style roof vent from Ventline so the correct replacement lid is the part #BVD0449-A01.

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 10

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