Replacement RV AC Shroud Recommendation for RVP Recreational AC Unit with Coleman Mach Shroud

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I have a 1998 Southwind 32v motorhome. The shrouds are getting brittle. The existing shroud is a Coleman Mack. However, the A/C unit is a RVP Recreational Vehicle Product model #763288764. The measurements of the shroud are: height-13, width-28, length-42. Hole dimensions are: width-17 3/4 center to center, length- 20 3/4 center to center. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Regards,

asked by: Don L

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Based on the dimensions and picture of your current AC shroud plus the fact it was designed for a Coleman Mach the MaxxAir Shroud part # MA00-325001 would be exactly what you need.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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