Fleetwood Evolution E2 parts....

[Buzzardcheater]

Hi all - just back from a great trip out to west Texas, but I have a growing list of things that are breaking on our 8 year old E2. I'm looking for a parts source - any pointers for me? Several of the things I'm looking to replace are plastic bits that have gotten brittle and snapped over the years: the C clip end on the shepherd's hook, the L shaped end to the kitchen tip-out cross-member, the rail-ends for the bunk rails.

So - who knows where to track down this kind of part for a dead brand? Any pointers appreciated! I've been "redneck engineering" solutions, but will be looking to sell the unit in the near future and would like it be as close to original as possible.

[Buzzardcheater]

All great suggestions, many thanks y'all!

[Ryanincc]

ColemanPopUpParts.com, which is the same as Beckley's RV previously mentioned.
popupparts.com, canvasREplacements.com and they are on ebay

[lfloom]

Yes, there are several places that are offering parts for Coleman/Fleetwood PUPs, Sadly, Columbia Northwest is not one of them. They refused to sell me a part I needed. I found it on Ebay.

My Trailmanor dealer, moved into an old Coleman dealership and is now servicing Colemans. You would not want a nicer, more helpful company, so you might try calling them. Google Custom RV in Ontario, California.

[rrupert]

I'm back like a toothache, but I just remembered that Beckley's Camping Center in Maryland came to the Coleman factory after it shut down and bought a ton of inventory, etc. You could try them. Beckley's

My friend that was a Coleman dealer got some stuff also, but due to health reasons his business is closed presently.

[rrupert]

Also try: Columbia Northwest This company is now part of Aliner and is building popups based on the Coleman. Actually, the ex-Coleman employees basically started it. The same type parts and lift system are used in them. You may want to give them a try.

[rrupert]

Try: Popup Portal

I just now went to it and there is a thread started about replacing the bed rail ends with a metal piece.