Itasca Windshield Replacement

Headquarters: Forest City, Iowa
RV types built: Class A, Class C

Itasca was Winnebago's sister brand until the badge was retired in 2016, and that is the key sourcing fact: nearly every Itasca coach shares its shell and front cap with a Winnebago twin.

If a supplier says Itasca glass is discontinued, ask them to look up the matching Winnebago model for the same year.

Itasca model lines we cover

Sunova, Sunstar, Suncruiser, Sunrise (Class A gas)
Meridian, Ellipse, Horizon (Class A diesel)
Navion, Reyo, Cambria, Spirit, Impulse (Class C)

What to know about Itasca glass

Itasca Sunova pairs with Winnebago Vista, Suncruiser with Adventurer, Meridian with Journey, and Navion with View — cross-reference by twin model and year.
Class A units use two-piece curved laminated panels; the center post divider is standard.
Navion and Cambria ride on the Mercedes Sprinter cab and use standard Sprinter windshields at automotive prices.
Dual-pane side windows on higher trims fog when the seal fails and can usually be reglazed.

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Itasca Glass Questions

Can you still get Itasca windshield glass?

Yes. Itasca shells are shared with Winnebago, so panels are sourced under the equivalent Winnebago part number. Provide your VIN and model year and any RV glass specialist can identify the twin.

How much is an Itasca windshield replacement?

Class A Sunova and Suncruiser panels run roughly $1,200–$2,800 each installed, Meridian diesel panels $1,600–$3,200, and Sprinter-based Navion glass $600–$1,200.