Country Coach Windshield Replacement

Headquarters: Junction City, Oregon
RV types built: Class A luxury diesel

Country Coach ceased volume production in 2009, so every job is a legacy sourcing exercise. The coaches themselves are still highly valued and widely traveled, and glass is available more often than owners expect.

The path is cross-referencing by shell and front cap generation rather than searching by the original Country Coach part number.

Country Coach model lines we cover

Magna, Affinity, Prevost-based Country Coach conversions (flagship)
Allure, Intrigue, Inspire (Class A diesel)
Tribute, Concept (legacy)

What to know about Country Coach glass

Front cap tooling changed across model generations; the model year matters as much as the model name when sourcing.
Independent Oregon-based specialists retained much of the original Country Coach parts knowledge and remain the best cross-reference source.
Prevost-shell Country Coach conversions use standard Prevost bus glass, which is readily available.
Aged gaskets are near-universal on these coaches — replace rubber with the glass to avoid leaks at the A-pillar.

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Country Coach Glass Questions

Can you still get a Country Coach windshield?

Usually yes. Panels are sourced through cross-references and aftermarket reproduction rather than factory stock. Provide your VIN, model year, and photos of the front cap so an installer can identify the correct generation.

What does Country Coach glass cost?

Allure and Intrigue panels typically run $1,800–$3,200 each installed. Magna and Affinity panels are larger and generally $2,400–$4,000 each. Add $250–$500 for gasket and molding replacement.