Amerilite parts specifically corner caps

Call the parts dept at Gulfstream. I have had very good luck there.

I went to the local Ameri-lite dealer when the hail damaged some things on our trailer.

Thanks. My neighbor just told me that it would be easy to make some corner caps out of white flashing...I may try that. I did not see a number for parts on the Gulfstream web site, I will look again.

Well, making corner caps did not prove too successful so I am back to trying to find a way to order parts for my Ameri-lite.... I have emailed my closest dealer but they have not responded. I cannot seem to find a link to order parts directly from Gulfstream...does anyone have a link to order parts?? Thanks for any help!!

I have sent an email to the service department at Gulfstream for the same information. I'm looking for my 2004 Innsbruck. If I get a response I will let you know.

You are looking for corner TRIM..

I would recommend getting ALUMINUM corner trim with vinyl insert (insert covers the screws)..

Corner molding with insert trim track (this one is natural but you should be able to get in colors which match your RV sidewalls)
HERE

Vinyl insert for trim above (you can get other colors than the one linked..)
HERE

If all else fails you can buy from

HERE (but they are not cheap..

Gdetrailer wrote:
You are looking for corner TRIM..

I would recommend getting ALUMINUM corner trim with vinyl insert (insert covers the screws)..

Corner molding with insert trim track (this one is natural but you should be able to get in colors which match your RV sidewalls)
HERE

Vinyl insert for trim above (you can get other colors than the one linked..)
HERE

If all else fails you can buy from

HERE (but they are not cheap..

Appreciate the response but that isn't close to what I'm looking for. It is a plastic cap at the bottom corners of my TT.

Gdetrailer, thanks for the reply, but like copsey mentioned, I could find nothing on any of those linked web sites similar to my corner cap. I would love to locate some corner caps that were metal instead of this cheap stock plastic one, but I have not been able to locate even the stock parts. Mine look exactly like this 2003 corner cap shown on page 18 of this link (part # 08x296):

http://dealers.gulfstreamcoach.com/dealers/pdf/2003traveltrailer.pdf

and this is probably the same part that fits my 2004...but I need a store to buy it at. I also emailed Gulfstream but had no response and cannot locate any parts store for Gulfstream. Hopefully, my nearest dealer will get back to me in a day or two....but surely there is an online part store for these parts, I just cannot seem to find it.

Here is a photo of mine:

roundman wrote:
Gdetrailer, thanks for the reply, but like copsey mentioned, I could find nothing on any of those linked web sites similar to my corner cap. I would love to locate some corner caps that were metal instead of this cheap stock plastic one, but I have not been able to locate even the stock parts. Mine look exactly like this 2003 corner cap shown on page 18 of this link (part # 08x296):

http://dealers.gulfstreamcoach.com/dealers/pdf/2003traveltrailer.pdf

and this is probably the same part that fits my 2004...but I need a store to buy it at. I also emailed Gulfstream but had no response and cannot locate any parts store for Gulfstream. Hopefully, my nearest dealer will get back to me in a day or two....but surely there is an online part store for these parts, I just cannot seem to find it.

Here is a photo of mine:

Hmm.. from what I gather the part in the pix is just plastic trim that fits to the underside of the trailer corner?

If that is true, personally I would just discard and forget about it as long as the edge showing is not objectionable looking..

Reason why I say that, is that piece could actually capture and hold water/moisture that runs down the side/corner of the trailer..

You don't want or need anything that can trap and hold moisture since it can and will cause damage over time.

Otherwise, the trim I linked CAN be used, it is bendable and can be bent around rounded edges. The screws would simply be placed on the underside of the trailer.. Using that trim like that you can omit the use of the vinyl insert.

OK thanks! I will take another look at the links that you gave us. This trim is located and attaches vertically at the bottom of each corner to trim the edge of the metal siding and is not under the unit. Without this trim piece the corners are left open and the sheet metal siding edge is exposed and ragged...so it really does look very bad without it, however, my greatest concern is that rain and wind can blow straight into the wall framing when underway, also it appears that insects and possibly even mice could enter there. This should have been made of aluminum to begin with...