Don, that's going to be a tough thing to find.
Jalousie windows are generally only used in tropical areas, so that's where they are manufactured. When I was building housing in Hawaii and Guam, we had to order all of our
windows from Florida. We referred to jalousies as ''ja-lousy'' simply because they are the worst kind of window for security and
weatherproofing. And they have so many mechanical parts, they are subject to operational failure--which would indicate that a salvage window would not be a good solution.
Otherwise, you might do a Google search for jalousie manufacturers. Zero in on Florida, because that's probably still the main manufacturing area for such products. Almost forgot--if you do find a manufacturer, most jalousies, at that time, were made for installation in masonry walls, i.e., without the fin that is necessary when securing to a frame wall. We had to modify that feature before using the Florida windows in stick-built housing.
BTW, I was going to tell you about the same micro that Craig responded with. Saw it in Wally's Sunday flyer and thought that it would work well in someone's trailer. We used a small GE and I'm surprised it apparently won't fit in the cabinet of a C16'--guess the cabinets are a little different shape than the C17'.