door window

[Don Meyer]

The door window in my 1977 Scamp (13') was damaged when I bought the Scamp. I am thinking of replacing it w/a pc. of Lexan 1" longer & wider than the window opening. I will then put caulking on the door & screw the Lexan in place using 1"x1/8" alum flat stock & ss screws on the exterior of the door.

Anyone have a better idea?....thanks Don

[Brian B-P]

I saw a B1700 listed for sale with a slightly curved conversion van window installed in the door - it looked good.

My Boler has a flat Hehr window, but I assume that the Scamp 13' door surface is too curved for that.

[Pete Dumbleton]

You can buy replacement windows from Scamp, perhaps even one that can open a little and provide some ventilation (the one on my 91S13 does). There's a downloadable parts/prices list on the Scamp web site.

[Don Meyer]

You can buy replacement windows from Scamp, perhaps even one that can open a little and provide some ventilation (the one on my 91S13 does). There's a downloadable parts/prices list on the Scamp web site.

Thanks for the replies.....The Scamp replacement door window will not fit my 1977 Scamp.
Because it is not a bolt in I am lookng for something cheaper. The van windows I've seen are all too big....help

Don Meyer

[Donna D.]

Thanks for the replies.....The Scamp replacement door window will not fit my 1977 Scamp.
Because it is not a bolt in I am lookng for something cheaper. The van windows I've seen are all too big....help

Don Meyer

It would help to know the dimensions. The current Scamp door window is 15 x 15-1/2.

[Penny Taylor]

The Entrance Door Window Frames that you can buy at the RV dealers are approx. 16" x 25", and come in different colors. About $7.00 each for the inside and outside. If that would fit, it would make a much nicer frame for your plexiglass.

[Don Meyer]

I just went ahead & ordered a new Scamp window. It's going to require a lot of fiberglass work to install. I did this because my door was all rotted out inside So when I am replacing the interior I'll install the window.

Don Meyer