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Veteran
Posts: 164
Location: Delaware | Awhile back someone asked about where to get a walk thru door. This spring I want to install a walk thru and started looking around for doors. I called 2 local RV dealerships and found out that both of them had replaced doors and old inventory doors. One had trashed their doors about 3 weeks before I called. I had a choice of 2 doors at the 2nd dealership for $50. They usually trash the damaged doors. The parts guy said they can't advertise them. The door I got was new with a small dent in it that a dime would cover. At $400 for a new one this is a steal. Next step is marking where the door is going and getting my brother to plasma cut it. So, if anyone is looking call the RV places around. |
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 954
Location: Hagerstown, MD | A few years I had brain cramp and moved our old Wrangler arrow-nose without closing the enry door. Yep, caught the bottom of the door and did a little damage. Not enough the door didn't work, but it didn't seal and latch right. There are a LOT of RV dealers in my area and after some parts sluthing, I found an exact replacement door for $40.00 sitting in the basement of the parts department. I was amazed at the used parts inventory some of these dealerships have! deranger |
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 954
Location: Hagerstown, MD | A few years I had brain cramp and moved our old Wrangler arrow-nose without closing the enry door. Yep, caught the bottom of the door and did a little damage. Not enough the door didn't work, but it didn't seal and latch right. There are a LOT of RV dealers in my area and after some parts sluthing, I found an exact replacement door for $40.00 sitting in the basement of the parts department. I was amazed at the used parts inventory some of these dealerships have! deranger |
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Veteran
Posts: 164
Location: Delaware | At the RV dealership they have a "junk room" with all the stuff from the trade-ins and replaced parts. They had doors, windows, a stove top, awning parts, and even a set of dinette cushions. I guess I always thought they threw away all the dishes and bath accessories that were left in the trade-ins. Of course they just boxed the stuff up and had it sitting on the floor. I could probably go in and offer a $ amount and clean it all out for them. They said they can legally reuse them. |
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