SkeeterBeeter window screens MIA????

[Twoxentrix]

Originally Posted by 86Scotty

I was just on their website and can't get the 'enter make and model' page to load. Anyone else? I was just curious what a set would cost for a Chevy van.

I looked at Skreenz as well. Theirs are the pillowcase (slip over top of door) design and are about $105 shipped. Ouch. Seems like I paid less than 50 for my last set of Skeeter Beaters.

ROLEF makes custom screens - not inexpensive, but they sure look superior to anything I've come across (I'm almost sure they have made screens for an E-350 through a custom order):
https://www.rolef.ca/en/

These guys make insulated window covers for a Chevy Express - might inquire with them if they'll make something like the bug screens also...
https://www.vanmadegear.com/product-category/express/

[Otter]

Originally Posted by Wisco150

I’m wondering if anyone has pictures of skeeter Beeters in place on their Ford vans? I made some screens using small magnets for attaching. I’m trying to figure out a way to make them efficiently on a smaller scale and see if anyone here would be interested.

I liked your design when you first posted them. I’d be interested in one for the barn door and another for the big drivers side opener. I was going to look into sewing some up but if your price is right, I’d rather go with yours. Keep us posted!

[jim2901]

We have been using Skreenz for quite a few years and they have worked fine; no problem blowing off the van since they fit like an envelope over the door. I originally bought them for a 2000 E150 and am now using on a 2010 E150; I don't remember what I paid for them. Since the mirrors are different I had to modify the screens slightly. The only problem I had was a ripped seam which I was able to repair.
Jim

[Jeffrey]

I got my Skeeterbeeters from the SMB website. They are well made and work great. Just shake them hard to open them, might be a few magnets still connected but they are easy to pull apart and really stay on the door.