Hi Derek, just want you to know I really appreciate the time an effort you put into these videos. I find myself learning so much because of you. Thank you!!!
Would it be advisable to exterior caulk the end panels to the side panels as that looks like a possible water entrance point especially when towing? We have a ‘91 Roanoke, original owners, that by mileage, and by equivalence has been around the earth at the equator! Still in great shape! Love your videos!
Putty and cap tape offers some water protection and make for an easier removal should it be required one day. On you Roanoke, You do not need either. Your camper was built in a time where they were double lip rolling the metal panel to allow the front and rear ABS panels to sit inside of them. Very little chance of water getting between them. With all of the above it is indeed OK to caulk your side panels as well. Thanks for watching and writing tobruz!
Hi Derek, your channel is awesome! Would you be able to do a video on the metal side panels? I have 98 westlake where the side panel doesn't meet the rear panel very well. Thanks!!!
Yes I can and we have one that should help already available. Take a look at the access door lock video at the following link. ua-cam.com/video/5lvpqPSIqRg/v-deo.html
Hi Derek, I have a 1985 Coleman Sequoia with a cracked rear panel. I can't find a direct replacement and am wondering if any rear panel for the Americana Series will fit. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.
You can use your free parts book on our webstore to search bar the original part number to start. If that does not populate, check back at a later date for all possible new options is one. The second is to use a different panel from our store. For this, measure twice and order once.
We had a little run in with a post at a gas station on our 01’ Niagara. Luckily nothing structural just outer damage to a side panel near the front storage box on drivers side. I was looking on the website to find a replacement part for it. What would you recommend? As easy to remove this piece as the front and back?
Hello Ashley! For a replacement panel, have your dimensions ready when you search. Many times the same sized panels were used across units, but different decal sets or options made them new part numbers. For removal and installation, I just shot an access door lock replacement video that will show you the steps for replacing side panels. It will be ready within a day or two. Thanks for writing!
Have you taken a look at our body panels directory? colemanpopupparts.com/collections/body-panels-front-rear You can also search your parts book for the original PN colemanpopupparts.com/pages/parts-books Find the lookup information here colemanpopupparts.com/pages/parts-book-instructions I hope this is helpful, and thanks for writing and watching!
Hi Derek, just want you to know I really appreciate the time an effort you put into these videos. I find myself learning so much because of you. Thank you!!!
Glad you like them Kyle! I sincerely appreciate you watching and writing!
Agreed!
Would it be advisable to exterior caulk the end panels to the side panels as that looks like a possible water entrance point especially when towing?
We have a ‘91 Roanoke, original owners, that by mileage, and by equivalence has been around the earth at the equator!
Still in great shape!
Love your videos!
Putty and cap tape offers some water protection and make for an easier removal should it be required one day. On you Roanoke, You do not need either. Your camper was built in a time where they were double lip rolling the metal panel to allow the front and rear ABS panels to sit inside of them. Very little chance of water getting between them. With all of the above it is indeed OK to caulk your side panels as well. Thanks for watching and writing tobruz!
Hi Derek, your channel is awesome! Would you be able to do a video on the metal side panels? I have 98 westlake where the side panel doesn't meet the rear panel very well. Thanks!!!
Yes I can and we have one that should help already available. Take a look at the access door lock video at the following link. ua-cam.com/video/5lvpqPSIqRg/v-deo.html
Thanks for posting this. Where can I buy these body panels?
At our webstore colemanpopupparts.com thanks for watch and writing Matt!
Hi Derek, I have a 1985 Coleman Sequoia with a cracked rear panel. I can't find a direct replacement and am wondering if any rear panel for the Americana Series will fit. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.
One might! The rule of thumb is to measure twice and order once.
Do you have a video for 2007 Niagara back panel which is way different than this thanks
Yes! The lift cable replacement video shows this. Found about the halfway mark.
How do you match a rear panel? I am in search of a 1986 Shanendoah Coleman popup camper rear panel
You can use your free parts book on our webstore to search bar the original part number to start. If that does not populate, check back at a later date for all possible new options is one. The second is to use a different panel from our store. For this, measure twice and order once.
We had a little run in with a post at a gas station on our 01’ Niagara. Luckily nothing structural just outer damage to a side panel near the front storage box on drivers side. I was looking on the website to find a replacement part for it. What would you recommend? As easy to remove this piece as the front and back?
Hello Ashley! For a replacement panel, have your dimensions ready when you search. Many times the same sized panels were used across units, but different decal sets or options made them new part numbers.
For removal and installation, I just shot an access door lock replacement video that will show you the steps for replacing side panels. It will be ready within a day or two. Thanks for writing!
@@popupcamperpro Great thanks for the tips!
is there a way or to buy a panal for my pop up camper it’s all ripped
Have you taken a look at our body panels directory?
colemanpopupparts.com/collections/body-panels-front-rear
You can also search your parts book for the original PN
colemanpopupparts.com/pages/parts-books
Find the lookup information here
colemanpopupparts.com/pages/parts-book-instructions
I hope this is helpful, and thanks for writing and watching!
Derek what size and style of rivets to reattach?
3/16th is what you need. Check your free online parts book on our website for a direct match or give us a call!
What size rivets are you using?
3/16th for this job wonder6oy.