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2. Not shown in the pictures are the mosquito nets for the side doors and back window. We prefer to zip out the plastic doors and back window and zip in the mosquito nets. We also have a button in mosquito net for the cabin door with a zipper for easier access in and out of the cabin. Plus nets for the front window and hatch.

3. I prefer the clear plastic window to wrap around the outside of the lazarette storage compartments. This allows me more horizontal storage space when were not traveling and keeps the lazarette's dry.

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7. We unzip and fold under the top like this most of the time to facilitate easier standing up access in and out of the cockpit.

8. The side window unzips and folds back to attach with velcro to the top of the window aft.

9. Velcro shown on the top of the window aft, to secure the cockpit canvas access door.

10. The "bag" net and black locking clips work well for drying stuff. The white portable LED light shines over the cooler at night.

11. These black plastic locking clips work well for hanging towels or rain gear etc.
When we unzip and fold the top under and back for easier standing access into the cockpit, we hold the top in place with these locking clips.

12. The entire Camper Canvas is water tight for either rain or salt water spray.

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14. I use "Silicone Paste" to lubricate all snaps, zippers, and these black rubber seals.
"IOSSO" seam sealer for boat covers.
"AQUA-TITE" Silicone water repellent on the top.
"Meguiar's" Clear Plastic Cleaner and Polish for the windows.

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16. Christy and CoCo.
As you can see the top is not unziped and folded back under in this picture. When the top is folded back and under we hold it in place with the black plastic locking close pegs shown in other pictures. Then we can then exit or enter the cockpit standing up.

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