Would it be possible to adapt the new Pennine Air Porch to fit a Fiesta? Has anyone looked into it? I have both under bed skirts, so cant see a problem with the porch being too wide. Would be handy for short weekends away.
Edited to add.
Looking at it again, I think the problem would be the roof poles that connect to camper.
The problem with the Air Porch 6 is that it doesn't attach to the main canvas, using a zip, like most awnings do. It is fastened on to the main camper poles, only, which means that the poles have to be in exactly the right place for it to work.
Unfortunately, there are no plans for a 4 berth version, as of yet, as Pennine feel it is not significantly different from the existing 4 berth full awning. The next development is likely to be a version for the older 6 berth models, like the Pullman and Sterling, and, potentially, for the slide out bed models.
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Lisa still does. She's a member of the Pennine Owners Club,and, I belive, can be contacted at her other business, Oggys Cakes. She's, also, on here as Steer_2001. She has a post, not far down this page, selling parts for a Pathfinder.
Post last edited on 02/09/2016 21:41:03
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I have exceptionally mixed feelings about the Pennine air porch that I bought new from Pennine. Great design concept but really badly manufactured with the effect that the roof poles would pop out of their pockets in a slight breeze. I contacted Pennine about it but the long and the short of it is that they aren't the slightest bit interested. But hey, that's always been my experience with Pennine anyway.
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Topic: Adapting Pennine Air Porch For Fiesta
