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Location: Waller,tx | Last week I had the worst uh-oh of my hauling career!! When pulling out my drive way I hung my 2006 living quarters C&C trailer on a fence. It messed up one of the side aluminum panels on the outside of my trailer. I have called multiple trailer dealers to get it fixed and I cannot seem to find a panel.... Any ideas as to where I can find one?? |
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Location: Lander WY | Have you tried to contact any trailer manufactures?? If your in TX Bloomer trailers comes to mind or there are several manufactures in Oklahoma. |
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Location: Waller,tx | I have not and will give that a try.....i have been in talks with a few conversion places and not had much luck. Thank you for the tip. |
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Location: Rocky Mount N.C. | You do know C&C has been out of business for several years now, you may not be able to match that panel exactly... Is it a painted panel or an extruded aluminum panel? Painted should be an ez fix, extruded mill finish aluminum, not so easy. Seems that mfg's change panel styles every few years, parts then become pretty much obsolete. You now have a one of a kind trailer, if it were ever stolen it shouldn't be too hard to track down unless the thieves cut it up for scrap. That fence mark gives it character and makes for some interesting conversation around the burn barrel..!! I say leave it alone and enjoy your C&C LQ trailer...! Edit:: Cut a hole and install a door, vent or window.....?? Where exactly is the damage located?
Edited by retento 2013-07-10 11:17 AM
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Location: Waller,tx | Oh yes.... I am finding out just how obsolete this panel is. It's the extruded aluminum and is located right behind my slide out and before the horse drop widows begin. Sadly a door would not work right there because on the inside of my panel would be the toilet and sink. It's a good thought though!! |
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Need HELP finding c&c trailer parts
