Older Rv Looking For Parts for Repairs

NW Rv Supply and Ebay are good sources I have found. Just ordered two replacement dash defroster vents from NW for my '95 rig.

If your outside light looks like this then you're out of luck. They don't make a lens cover for it anymore. At least that's what I've been told by several parts sources. To bad too, I like the fixture and would love to repair mine.
Steve

Autoboss Rv is name i have heard a lot and they have there online shop too,thus if possible visit there site i hope you will get positive response from them.

Brownlee7467 wrote:
no luck on posting pic!! should be easier than this!

Which tutorial did you use and at which point did it not work?

no luck on posting pic!! should be easier than this!

I guess IF, I could I would like to stay with the Original parts, I Really Like the way that My Holiday Rambler Looks.. & My Parents MH is more of the Newer type, & the way that some of the fixtures are , Really dont impress me as much as the Older MH's(like my MH looks) so "IF" I can , I would like to find the fixture just the same as I have, Now with that said! I know!! that sometimes that isnt possible, so If all else Fails! then YES! I will (I guess you can say) Upgrade to a Newer Fixture! & Thank You " Wny_Pat" for the How To of Pic upload... Now lets see If I can..! As I WISH I was as Crafty as some of you are! it would be great to be able to just MAKE what I needed! But I Am NOT! So.. I'll have to Buy the Pieces & Then I CAN put them On Myself( at least I can Feel like I did at least do that much).. Thank Yall All so very much for the Welcomes & all the Imput & Advice! It's Help Greatly! Hope that in the Future I am Able to do the Same!!

Yours is relatively new! See my signature. As others have stated, sometimes you have to make a decision as to staying OEM or replacing with a newer item. I have done both.

Plastic is a problem, good luck.

You may end up having to replace the entire handle just due to a cracking plastic light cover. It might not be such a bad thing though.

Brownlee7467 wrote:
Still havent fig out how to post Pic's! & as Soon as I find a model # I will post it as well!

You post them to photo hosting sites such as Photobucket, Picasa, Sutterfly or Flicker. And then you pick up the image address and transfer it to your post here using the image button above the text box (the box that looks like a mountain on a post card). You can find various tutorials here: RV.Net Tutorials and Picture related FAQ'sin the Forum Technical Support Discussion Area.

Welcome the world of much loved senior coaches.

Fortunately, you will find that there are very few manufacturer specific parts in the coach itself. Remember that the coach and the chassis were separate parts put together at HR. Most of the coach parts are still available. For those that are not, there are usually suitable replacements available. As an example, most of the light fixtures in our favorite coach were plastic and have died of the old plastic disease. I just found others to put in the place. This is continuing as I write because I am also changing many that we use most to LED. If it doesn't cover the hold, use something to cover the hole and the mount the new piece to the hole cover.

There are HR groups on other forums.

Word Of Advice (Free advice is often not worth the price) ...
Get all the service documentation and parts lists for the chassis and all the components that you can. You many be able to download many from the web, you may have to buy some and they will seem expensive - until you need them. If you have those onboard and something needs work that you can't do, you can very possibly find a wrench that can read and he may be able to get you going again. Don't even count on finding an RV shop that knows about your rig.

Matt