Looking for roof vent garnish

[Black914]

Either an original for a vintage four wheel camper (1985) if someone has parted out a camper or something new that will fit. Have been looking on E-Trailer and Amazon but hate to order something that ends up not fitting. My broken taped together one is 15" across, 13" inside and about 1&5/8" deep. Looks like below. Any help appreciated.

 

[GVWRLOL]

Everything I'm seeing is saying 14 ¼X14¼.
I found 1 that is 1" deep and one that is 2 ⅛" deep. You can always get a deeper one and cut it down if need be. Well, at least according to this expert.

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Try some of the vintage trailer parts vendors.

 

[Jon R]

14.25x14.25 is the standard roof hole size, and I suspect is not a specific dimension of the parts you are seeing on line.

 

[GVWRLOL]

14.25x14.25 is the standard roof hole size, and I suspect is not a specific dimension of the parts you are seeing on line

Possibly. I'm wrong more often than not. This is my source for hard to find parts.

Leisure RV Parts

leisurervparts.com

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Possibly. I'm wrong more often than not. This is my source for hard to find parts.

Leisure RV Parts

leisurervparts.com

That link is good, but either the server is down, or the company is gone.

 

[GVWRLOL]

That's odd. Might need to search Leisure coachworks. The link works for me but that could be because I'm a recent customer.

 

[Vic Harder]

Or try Panther RV

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

The Leisure link is up today. I suspect it was down for maintenance yesterday.

 

[Black914]

I found one that fit on E-Trailer. it was listed as 14x14 with a 1" leg. Slipped rite in although I had to re drill all of the holes as none lined up. I had previously bought one from a local camper store and everything lined up but cutting down the leg proved extremely difficult with a gig saw.

 

[Jon R]

I found one that fit on E-Trailer. it was listed as 14x14 with a 1" leg. Slipped rite in although I had to re drill all of the holes as none lined up. I had previously bought one from a local camper store and everything lined up but cutting down the leg proved extremely difficult with a gig saw.

If you have a plastic cutting job in the future, try a Dremel tool with a cutting wheel.

 

[Black914]

Thanks, don't have a Dremel but lots of friends do.