Parts question

[Silverback01]

Is this a legitimate website for Airstream parts? I don't want to get screwed over by a con website:
https://airstreamsupply.com/Frame-and-Coupler

[sheriff1]

I've purchased from them.

[HiJoeSilver]

I've purchased from them too. Took a while to get the parts but I did get them. I think they ordered them from mother ship then sent them to me, so it took a while.

[prairieschooner]

slow & expensive

[Silverback01]

Originally Posted by prairieschooner

slow & expensive

You recommend an alternative? I need a couple outriggers

[TheGreatleys]

I've also bought from Airstreamsupply, but was not thrilled with the customer service experience. Odmrv.com has outriggers. Or you can get a metal shop to make them for you. If you don't need the hole in the middle, an outrigger is just a piece of steel channel with the correct curve cut in it.

[sheriff1]

Originally Posted by sheriff1

I've purchased from them.

I had to think back, I did have problems with their customer service. I ended up having to go to the mother ship to get it resolved.

[xrvr]

That's not an AS website. Try a dealer.

[Iansk]

Inland RV has them as well. Quick shipping and reasonable price.

[KMantz]

I use Out of doors mart in NC I used Airstream supply but had trouble with customer service also. Dont know if they have a mother ship.

[prairieschooner]

Originally Posted by Silverback01

You recommend an alternative? I need a couple outriggers

I have had good luck with Inland RV;
http://www.inlandrv.com/

and Vintage Trailer Supply;
https://www.vintagetrailersupply.com/

[Silverback01]

Thanks everyone

[Jamespio]

I used them for some substitutes to replace unobtainable parts for my '69. I was leery, but what they sent me worked, was reasonably priced, and looked good, even though it wasn't quite identical to the originals.