Classic Motorhome Parts and Salvage

[Mike Leary]

Originally Posted by gunner

Does anyone have both the left and right windshields in good condition with no stone chips or fogging, need them for a 1984.

Dream on. New ones are still available.

[gunner]

Originally Posted by Mike Leary

Dream on. New ones are still available.

It doesn't hurt to ask; someone could have purchased a set and haven't installed them or there is a low milage motorhome that was totaled and is being sold as parts etc.

[jhenry]

AirRowan Do you by chance have the wiper switch and controll box from under dash? Thanks Jonathan

[streamquest]

Originally Posted by SteSpot

Wow, yes, if you think it will fit. Thanks, paula

Hi Paula,

Send me your address, and I'll ship it to you.

Charly

[SteSpot]

Originally Posted by streamquest

Hi Paula,

Send me your address, and I'll ship it to you.

Charly

I sent my address by PM. Please let me know you were able to receive it. thanks so much, paula

[AirRowan]

Originally Posted by jhenry

AirRowan Do you by chance have the wiper switch and controll box from under dash? Thanks Jonathan

The only part i left alone sorry.

[streamquest]

Originally Posted by SteSpot

I sent my address by PM. Please let me know you were able to receive it. thanks so much, paula

Paula, I got your address, and I'll get it shipped out first thing next week. Charly.

[alfalsetto]

I'm looking for a dash and steering, O'yes the folding table on the left side of the M/H or all the parts to make a new one, Thank for the help. Lit'l Al

[SteSpot]

Original 1982 MH ceiling fans....still work.....paula

[vonprum]

Originally Posted by ScrapIrony-2

"ASSUME" still applies...excellent idea...tried to give away barrel chairs, and ended up dumping them...still have the between-chairs tv cabinet, with extra dust...

I'm interested in the TV cabinet. Can you tell me where you are and what you want for it? Thanks. I am also looking for the venetian blinds for the side windows in the bedroom and bath of our 345. Also need the spice rack that goes behind the stove and a two bulb overhead light.

[ScrapIrony-2]

Originally Posted by vonprum

I'm interested in the TV cabinet. Can you tell me where you are and what you want for it? Thanks. I am also looking for the venetian blinds for the side windows in the bedroom and bath of our 345. Also need the spice rack that goes behind the stove and a two bulb overhead light.

Hmm, we're in Austin, the moho is in Arizona, and the cabinet is in Colorado
I suspect we won't get back to Silverton before mid to late June...
If you still want it then, it's yours, but you'll have to pay shipping.m

[elbundi]

Originally Posted by EasyStreamer88

I have access to a 3D printer. I think custom building them for less than readily available parts will be hard to do though. 3D printers (at least in most industries) are used to make prototypes so you can put your hands on and view a part before you actually manufacture it. They are rarely used to do production runs although they most likely will be used for that someday in the future. If someone wants to go to the trouble of making a 3D model I can work up a price on making the parts though...

I think the materials now used are beyond just prototypes. Not varied enough to replace traditional manufacturing processes, but suitable for none critical parts like weep hole covers for airstream motorhomes!

See Fab@Home under materials; no aluminum, but stainless steel does sound promising.

Would you need an 'stl' type file, or are there other formats that would be acceptable?

[8rmesse]

Originally Posted by elbundi

I think the materials now used are beyond just prototypes. Not varied enough to replace traditional manufacturing processes, but suitable for none critical parts like weep hole covers for airstream motorhomes!

See Fab@Home under materials; no aluminum, but stainless steel does sound promising.

Would you need an 'stl' type file, or are there other formats that would be acceptable?

Yes, an STL file would be needed, unless you want to pay someone to convert your data to STL. I do realize there are materials available that are suitable for use beyond prototypes, what I was saying was 3D printers aren't the most cost effective way to make parts so they are not generally used for production runs.

[SteSpot]

Originally Posted by SteSpot

Anyone replaced the plastic inside step? Mine is cracked....

Remember when I posted about needing a new plastic inside step? Well, Charly came to the rescue and sent me a barely used one from his MH.....he boxed it up carefully and it made if from MA to CA lickety split....thanks so much....

Now, does anyone have the shower faucet in not such a corroded state?

[mi silver]

Because my 95 year old mother still is alive and kicking .I often visit her in Joplin Mo.About 20 miles away right off I-94 is the largest collection of wreaked Airstreams (Colaws RV salvage) I've ever seen.Plus all kinds of salvage parts for rvs.Over the years I've bought several items from them.They strip out a lot of items and they usually good buys.They are really nice folks.It's well worth a call or visit. DR J

[SteSpot]

Originally Posted by mi silver

Because my 95 year old mother still is alive and kicking .I often visit her in Joplin Mo.About 20 miles away right off I-94 is the largest collection of wreaked Airstreams (Colaws RV salvage) I've ever seen.Plus all kinds of salvage parts for rvs.Over the years I've bought several items from them.They strip out a lot of items and they usually good buys.They are really nice folks.It's well worth a call or visit. DR J

Actually, I have been to that place. I grew up in Oak Grove, MO and Joplin is south of there....on a trip back to visit family, I stopped there.....and I had forgotten about it.....thanks for the reminder...will contact them.

That is great about your mother.....my grandmother lived to be 98 and my mom, almost 95 in that good ole Missouri land.
paula

[streamquest]

I've just about exhausted my efforts trying to chase down the "guy from Galveston" that scrapped out a 310 and swore that he had saved the parts I was after. I'm starting to think that after 2-3 months and a dozen unreturned calls that he's possibly not interested?

Soooo, Is anyone aware of anyone with a Classic that has been set aside as a "parts" unit? I am in need of several pieces of aluminum "end cap" trim that are used to terminate sections of the 2 1/4" Rub Rail moulding that runs around Classic mohos at about bumper height. Any help will be much appreciated.

Charly

[montreal]

Hi, Try John in Canada.
Here is his email shepherd@quicklinks.ca.
He is a member on the forum and i had good dealings with him.
He has an Argosy but many body parts may be the same.

Montreal

[la nomade]

i am looking for 8 wheel caps to go over the bolts...called airstream...they do not make those anymore...any ideas as to where i might find some ????

[ScrapIrony-2]

most truck stops will have them, RV places, too, but probably for more $...m