What sites do you guys use to buy rv stuff?

[Disneyfix]

Where do you guys go to find good prices on rv stuff? I want to compile a list.

[Disneyfix]

Thanks to all. I have to put CW in my list of shopping choices...wasn't sure about them.

[tstryk]

CW - especially when they match or beat other prices. Why not? I can get service after the sale most anywhere that way.

[SpinRite]

DANO2014 wrote:
CAMPING WORLD, THERE PRICES ARE HIGH ON SOME THINGS BUT HAVE GREAT QUALITY ON SALES & SERVICE.....

Welcome to the forum, Dano. Happy traveling to ya!
(Don't forget to put your rig's info in your sig.)

[DANO2014]

CAMPING WORLD, THERE PRICES ARE HIGH ON SOME THINGS BUT HAVE GREAT QUALITY ON SALES & SERVICE.....

[Snomas]

For filters I use Filter Barn. Also use RV chassis oarts.

[okgc]

For towing equipment and misc. stuff I have found the http://www.etrailer.com prices hard to beat. Great service

[BobandShaz]

Good info !!!!!

[paulcardoza]

Another vote for PPL Parts!

[tinkerer]

IAMICHABOD wrote:

tinkerer wrote:
I meant American RV company.:h

Aren't all those listed all AMERICAN companies??? :h :@

I wasn't able to paste American RV Companies web site, so if you would have googled American RV before you posted you would have seen What I meant. But if you are not interested in saving any money you shouldn't bother! I saved $75.00 on a hot water tank over PPL or Amazon.;)

[badboy368]

lots of stuff from e-bay... some cw... some local dealer.

[J-Rooster]

I await for sales at CW

[Executive45]

Google will usually find the best price. IMHO, Amazon is overpriced.....Dennis

[hammer21661]

Old-Biscuit wrote:
PPL
Tweetys
Adventure RV
Eastern Marine
Dyers

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[Sandia_Man]

Don't have an allegiance with one particular source, whoever has the best price gets my money. Would like to do more business with the sponsor of this forum, but their shipping usually does them in. We have a CW in our neck of the woods and wish CW would implement something similar to "ship to store" (Walmart) that eliminates shipping fees while getting more foot traffic into their brick and mortar stores, where CW employees often outnumber shoppers.