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Sunastar · 07-23-2020, 02:15 PM

Some parts are pretty specific, as I'm finding out right now. Back in May, I side swiped a pole and tore up the bay doors on the right side of my 1996 Intrigue. The repair shop contacted Country Coach to get replacement doors. Expensive, but available. Now, I may have to wait until someone decides to buy the molds to get new doors made. Grrr...

suzygirl2017 · 07-23-2020, 10:03 PM

Sunastar,

Doors for your coach are available from visonerv.com
They are a RV dismantler that have a lot of Country Coaches in inventory.
They are located in Kentucky, phone # 606 843 9889
I think the doors for your coach were used up until 2002.
Check their website as they have great photos of the coaches they are parting out.

Dennis

Sunastar · 07-26-2020, 12:22 PM

Thanks! This is super helpful information!

kenwyatt · 07-26-2020, 12:56 PM

Look online for a company called Digikey and talk to them. Great source for all kinds of electronics and great phone help

Tmyz · 07-26-2020, 02:12 PM

For what’s its worth I have spent 2 years and a small fortune making my 2005 magna something really to be proud of, all the way down to replacing the rope lights with leds and the front lit county coach handle

When I call Kevin or Eric Olstrum to order something they laughs and say “still upgrading?”

Bottom line is I haven’t called Winnebago once. Only time a tech conferred with them was a dash wiring issue that they couldn’t fix, which is why I brought my coach to Eric in Tucson.

You won’t need them. You need us, and we are here and we are free.

Love my CC. Can’t wait to roll again.

wfalch · 07-27-2020, 07:56 AM

I called and they where very helpful, helped me on on a Sunday. Some people "know the price of everything and the value of nothing" Charlie Chan.

TriCitySam · 08-04-2020, 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Sunastar

Some parts are pretty specific, as I'm finding out right now. Back in May, I side swiped a pole and tore up the bay doors on the right side of my 1996 Intrigue. The repair shop contacted Country Coach to get replacement doors. Expensive, but available. Now, I may have to wait until someone decides to buy the molds to get new doors made. Grrr...

I messed up a door a couple of years ago, and a local RV shop had one made locally. Looks just like the original. And I don't think the cost was much different than buying from CC.