Maybe that mystery grille is for an AC window-type unit?
That makes sense. Although it's not a great place for an air conditioner, it would work, and the grill fits.
It wouldn't necessarily be a window-type unit; there are RV A/Cs designed to mount this way, usually referred to as a "closet mount", although they are usually near the ceiling, for better cooling performance. Didn't Casita do this?
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No back <strike>OR front large window.</strike> While the interior is nice, not only would I miss the window for the view, I need a large escape route.
Ok, a further look at the floor plan explains why no large front window. But I do like a window in the bathroom. Is there a problem with a window in the bath that I missed?
While I can see a reason for concern that a manufacturer's name was not spelled correctly, I sure wouldn't want an English teacher building my trailer either. Some of the posts almost made me not want to post again thinking of how my grammar might not measure up to the expectations of some. I was an excellent student in English but that was over 35 years ago. I love the Eggcamper as it has such clean lines and without the "rat fur" or carpeting on the walls. Also, I grew up just a couple hours from where they manufacture them - sort of makes them my "home boys". Cathy P.
Don't worry to much about the grammar or spelling parts of a post Cathy...I don't Part of what I do here on FiberglassRV is cruise the posts looking for spelling mistakes that would be a problem for "Search." Grammar isn't anything to worry about...after all this is a World Wide Forum
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Jim has a lot of irons in the fire. He's sort of a renaissance man. His interest lies in producing the best-built fiberglass trailers possible, probably not in web design.
From the photos I've seen of his trailers and my correspondence with him over the past year, I think that anyone who buys one of these is going to get top-notch fit, finish, materials, and construction in a really nice package.
when I was there, summer of 2005
Part of what I do here on FiberglassRV is cruise the posts looking for spelling mistakes that would be a problem for "Search." Grammar isn't anything to worry about...after all this is a World Wide Forum 
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