you may need to buy a tent + front awning combination and then sell the tent on - depends how desperately you want the front awning.
iv done that before and oddly enough, the tent on its own re-sold for more than i expected and therefor the new awning was almost free! lol
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Quote: Originally posted by hankakampa on 02/8/2016
you may need to buy a tent + front awning combination and then sell the tent on - depends how desperately you want the front awning.
iv done that before and oddly enough, the tent on its own re-sold for more than i expected and therefor the new awning was almost free! lol
Thats an idea but I am not the desperate yet :-)
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I have a 2013 Bear Lake 6 and after looking for months for a front extension, ended up buying one for the Georgia 5P. it was on special offer in Go Outdoors and looking at the dimensions appeared to work - and it does! OK, so it's not polycotton, and doesn't zip on the BL6, but it does clip on the frame and makes a relatively watertight join, also has the added advantage of having a front door, which has multiple options of how far it can be opened. I'm trying to find some photos to show you how it looked, but can't remember where I've saved them!