Parts places on internet for p30 chassis

[DaveFL]

I posted this on the land yacht section of the forum but after thinking about it, this might be a better place, if you are a mechanic or not, solving your MH problems and finding parts I am looking for best source parts for p-30 chassis, found lots but they only seem to carry a small range of parts.
I've been searching for rear axle rubber bump replacement. figured it would be an easy search, not. Lots of places have shocks, mirrors etc but a simple pad of rubber or poly not so easy. Anybody have a good site for lots of parts at good prices?
Thanks,
Dave

[Pop Rivet]

Napa, Local chevy dealer, junk yard. Found everything so far!

[Mike Leary]

Our dear old P-30 is a bread truck chassis on a cool body; parts are still available; bump stops are moot if the springs and air bags are kept in service.

[DaveFL]

Only have air bags on front, springs look ok as the rear sit higher than the front, when I used the levelers I had to lift the front about 4 inches on a level pad. I have noticed p-30 billed as stepvan but Chevy must have changed quite a bit for the MH chassis, bread trucks are rated at one ton. Bump stops should stop the bone jarring thud when the springs bottom out on hitting a large pothole.

[Mike Leary]

What year and model do you have? I thought all Classic mo/hos had rear air bags.

[DaveFL]

Land Yacht 30 2000 not the classic, this is the MH that uses f/g above the Aluminum basment storage. For the PO it weighed in at 5260 steer axle and 10,800 pulling a jeep at 3780 pounds for a total of 19,840 more like a tank than a bread truck.;-)

[Chaplain Kent]

Dave-
The P-30 has been such a popular and dependable chassis for the motorhome industry for many years it is widely found on everywhere. Many manufactures used it beside Airstream. I have never had any problems finding parts for my 82. I even found brake parts in stock at a tiny off the beaten path shop in rural Georgia. If you are doing the work yourself check with a local large RV dealership and they will be able to help you. If a dealer is doing the work I would maybe question the dealer's knowledge about the chassis and what they are doing.

[Bo Walker]

I have a p-30 chassis also and I never have had problems with the rear. The front sat a little low until I replaced the coil springs with heaver ones. That made a lot of difference. I have always found the parts I needed at most auto and truck stores. If the local stores don't have the parts try Winnebago or other dealers who have sold P-30 chassis.
Bo

[Robfike]

Look at Mill Supply. They are on the internet. They have a lot of P-30 stuff.
Rob