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On our 85 Regal, there is a screen door that has a sliding plastic panel that goes over the door handle on the inside. When you slide it to the left it exposes the door handle so you can open the door. In the closed position, it allows the use of the screen door without letting bugs in. A 'relative' managed to break the sliding plastic part which means I can only keep critters out by closing the main door. There is no manufacturer on the screen door. Don't really want to buy a whole door just for one part. Any ideas?
Jim


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That screen door is/was used on a number of different Mfgers. Try a Winnebago dealer or any RV parts house.


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Like Gary says, you can buy that slide anywhere they sell RV stuff. Ours was faded to yellow so Suzie sprayed it with Krylon for plastic and it looks like brand new. That won't help a broken one though. Frowner They're on page 189 of the 2012 big catalogue, about 10 bucks.


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Danny, what catalogue are you referring to? Thanks
Jim


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Most RV places have a big catalogue with their name on it but they're all the same. The 2012 one has an American flag with a 5th wheel at the bottom and says 2012 RV Accessories.


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CAMCO makes one.

I bought one a few years back in the less than $20 range.

You might need to do a little trimming though.

The one I procured was a little larger than the original.


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Google: CAMCO Door Slide


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