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Had been missing two window weep hole covers. After an extensive search for original replacements, I've settled for these:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/prod...05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
The originals on the Breakaway were not side specific but these are. These are for the driver's side. The mounting tabs do snap into the original holes, but hardly. I broke one of the tabs so had to secure that cover using a little bit of epoxy. Still better than the exposed weep holes. Merry Christmas.





'92 Breakaway
Cummins 190hp, No Modifications
Allison AT542
Floor Plan 30-BS-11B
9205-3798-30BS11B
 
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Nice Find TED. Thumbs Up When you get your Barth out next spring for a drive, Click please let us know it if has less wind noise. Computer Thumbs Up
 
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