Anyone know of a rv wrecking yard near Pittsburgh, PA?

[84elandan]

I have a winnebago elandan, with a broken sidewindow. I have called winnebago, and the window is not available thru them any longer...

does anyone know where there are any of these in a wrecking yard near Pittsburgh or the surrounding area?

I am seriously in need of this huge window asap!

thanks!

Shawn

[84elandan]

I have a winnebago elandan, with a broken sidewindow. I have called winnebago, and the window is not available thru them any longer...

does anyone know where there are any of these in a wrecking yard near Pittsburgh or the surrounding area?

I am seriously in need of this huge window asap!

thanks!

Shawn

[GaryKD]

They are not exactly next door, but the nearest I found are:
<UL TYPE=SQUARE>
<LI>Winnebago Surplus, IA 515-582-6935
<LI>Cooper RV Salvage, IN 219-293-3027
<LI>Elkhart Surplus Salvage, IN 574-295-8903
<LI>Ick's RV Surplus, IN 317-728-5668
<LI>Midwest Salvage, IN 574-825-9822
<LI>RV Surplus & Salvage, IN 574-264-5575
<LI>Vanderhaag's, Inc., IN 800-831-5164 or 712-7000[/list]

[NeilV]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by 84elandan:
I have a winnebago elandan, with a broken sidewindow. I have called winnebago, and the window is not available thru them any longer...

does anyone know where there are any of these in a wrecking yard near Pittsburgh or the surrounding area?

I am seriously in need of this huge window asap!

thanks!

Shawn </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Shawn,

What is broken? If it is just the glass then any decent glass shop should be able to fabricate a replacement. In an emergency a peice of plywood should work in place of the glass until the replacement is ready.

["007"]

Check the Vintage Forum there are some links for windows and salvage yards.

[Lorna]

Shawn, I sent you a PM with a big list (some were in PA). Please let everyone know when you get it fixed. As for dedicated RV wreaking yards... those are few and far between. Look in regular junk yards. And those are getting "cleaned up" (they are "unsightly" to most folks).