Rookie Mistake

Im a handyman, so I have to get replacement cabinet doors all the time for customers. Go on line and type in "Cabinet replacement doors". You will get lots of sites where you can order them. They will come unfinished, so you will have to stain it to match the old door. You should be able to get a style very close to the old one and size to match. Plus you can get them in Oak, Birch, Maple, etc., whatever your old door is. Cost should be about $75, including shipping. Maybe a little less of more depending on the size and style.
I ordered on for my TT, was able to get it in Oak and the same style as my existing cabinets. After staining it, it looks just like the rest of my cabinet doors.
But,I would try the dealer first, as others have suggested.
Good Luck

If a dealer says they can get one, ask them to have it shipped inside a trailer being delivered to them so you won't have to pay shipping costs, which could be high for a door.

If you're handy, you could peel off the old door skin and put a new layer of plywood on it. Could stain unfinished plywood to match or maybe find some pre-finished plywood with a close enough match.

Maybe a white board, laminated map, etc. over the holes?

Wife wasn't mad at all..Called starcraft up and they said they would not deal with retail customers just dealers..So I went to dealer and said it would be $90 for a new door blank..Should I also try calling Jayco and see if they would sell me one

Had a big bowl of chili that came out of the reefer I forgot to lock the door securely, what a mess, good thing is we turned the beagle loose on it and he cleaned up most of it, but a broken bottle of cane syrup can make a huge mess too.
It is all live and learn and hopefully remember our mistakes..

worst thing we did as rookies was to overload the fridge door while driving

a cabinet door is nothing compared to a fridge door with molded in nonreplaceble hinges

93Cobra2771 wrote:

3940wez12 wrote:
How about leaving cold water faucet ON in the bathroom, the sink stopper in the drain.... hooking up water and turning it on full blast at the campsite...and then getting distracted visiting with neighbors for 10 minutes. Not a good beginning to a camping trip! Guess what else was added to "the list"!

My hard and fast rule is water DOES NOT get turned on until someone is in camper and is able to visually look at all faucets to confirm water isn't running.

I quit hooking up water directly to the city water inlet. I fill my fresh water tank and use my on-board pump (for many reasons not to mention here). Then, when the water pump is turned on, there has to be someone inside the camper. And yes, it's easy to leave a faucet on when the water pump is off or the city hose is disconnected. (Don't ask how I know).

3940wez12 wrote:
How about leaving cold water faucet ON in the bathroom, the sink stopper in the drain.... hooking up water and turning it on full blast at the campsite...and then getting distracted visiting with neighbors for 10 minutes. Not a good beginning to a camping trip! Guess what else was added to "the list"!

My hard and fast rule is water DOES NOT get turned on until someone is in camper and is able to visually look at all faucets to confirm water isn't running.

Not sure what brand it is, but I have had great service ordering from forest river direct. Cut out the dealers markup on it also.

How about leaving cold water faucet ON in the bathroom, the sink stopper in the drain.... hooking up water and turning it on full blast at the campsite...and then getting distracted visiting with neighbors for 10 minutes. Not a good beginning to a camping trip! Guess what else was added to "the list"!

how about a glass coffee carafe with leftover coffee on the counter?? glass and black coffee everywhere!! Live and learn.