National RV Windshield Replacement

Headquarters: Perris, California
RV types built: Class A gas and diesel

National RV closed in 2007, but Dolphin and Sea Breeze coaches remain common on western highways. Glass is sourced through mold reproduction and shell cross-references rather than factory stock.

National RV model lines we cover

Dolphin, Sea Breeze, Surf Side (Class A gas)
Tradewinds, Islander, Pacifica (Class A diesel)
Sea View, Dolphin LX (legacy)

What to know about National RV glass

Front cap generations changed several times across the Dolphin and Sea Breeze runs — the model year drives the part, not just the model name.
West Coast RV glass specialists retain the deepest National RV cross-reference knowledge.
Two-piece curved laminated glass is standard on the Class A line.
Sun-baked gaskets are the norm on California-based coaches; replace the rubber to avoid leaks.

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National RV Glass Questions

Can I still buy a National RV Dolphin windshield?

Usually yes. The high-volume Dolphin and Sea Breeze molds are reproduced by aftermarket suppliers. Provide VIN, model year, and photos of the front cap for an accurate match.

What does National RV glass cost?

Dolphin and Sea Breeze panels typically run $1,100–$2,400 each installed; Tradewinds and Islander diesel panels are roughly $1,600–$3,000 each.