RV Glass by Chassis — Freightliner, Spartan, Ford & Sprinter
Your chassis decides who can source the glass, what it costs, and how long you wait. Class B and Class C cab glass is a stocked commercial van part; Class A coach glass belongs to the body builder, not the chassis maker. Pick your chassis for the exact sourcing path, cost band, and lead time.
Freightliner XC Chassis RV Windshield Replacement
Freightliner XC chassis coaches use a two-piece bonded windshield set supplied by the coach builder, not Freightliner. Expect $1,400–$3,400 installed. Sourcing, cost, and lead times.
Class A diesel pushers, 34–45 ft · $1,400 – $3,400 installed (pair)
Spartan K2 Chassis RV Windshield Replacement
Spartan K2 chassis coaches (Newmar, Entegra, Foretravel) use large curved two-piece windshields costing $1,800–$4,200 installed. Sourcing rules, costs, and installer requirements.
High-end Class A diesel pushers, 38–45 ft · $1,800 – $4,200 installed (pair)
Ford F-53 Chassis RV Windshield Replacement
Ford F-53 gas Class A coaches use coach-builder flat or lightly curved two-piece glass at $900–$2,400 installed. Costs, sourcing, and repair-vs-replace guidance.
Gas Class A motorhomes, 26–37 ft · $900 – $2,400 installed (pair)
Ford E-450 Class C RV Windshield Replacement
Ford E-350 and E-450 Class C motorhomes use the Ford cutaway van windshield — a single stocked panel at $350–$800 installed. Costs, cab glass, and overhead bunk window notes.
Class C motorhomes, 21–33 ft · $350 – $800 installed
Mercedes Sprinter RV Windshield Replacement
Sprinter-based Class B and C RVs use the Mercedes van windshield at $450–$1,400 installed, plus ADAS camera recalibration on 2019+ vans. Cost, sensors, and sourcing.
Class B camper vans and Class C 'B+' coaches, 19–26 ft · $450 – $1,400 installed
Ford Transit Camper Van Windshield Replacement
Ford Transit camper vans (Winnebago Solis, Storyteller, Coachmen Beyond) take the standard Transit windshield at $400–$1,100 installed, plus Co-Pilot360 camera recalibration.
Class B camper vans, 19–24 ft · $400 – $1,100 installed
Ram ProMaster Camper Van Windshield Replacement
Ram ProMaster camper vans (Winnebago Travato, Solis Pocket, Thor Tellaro) use a large flat single-piece windshield at $380–$900 installed. Cost, chip repair, and conversion glass.
Class B camper vans, 19–21 ft · $380 – $900 installed
Chevy Express RV Windshield Replacement
Chevy Express and GMC Savana Class B and C RVs use a stocked single-piece van windshield at $320–$700 installed. Costs, cutaway Class C notes, and coach glass.
Class B conversions and Class C cutaways, 20–31 ft · $320 – $700 installed
Workhorse Chassis RV Windshield Replacement
Workhorse W20/W22 gas Class A coaches are out of production, but the windshields belong to the coach builder and are still sourceable. Cost $1,000–$2,600 and cross-reference tips.
Gas Class A motorhomes, 1999–2010, 30–38 ft · $1,000 – $2,600 installed (pair)
Freightliner M2 Super C RV Windshield Replacement
Super C motorhomes on Freightliner M2 106 chassis use the truck cab windshield — a two-piece commercial set at $700–$1,800 installed and widely available at truck glass shops.
Super C motorhomes and toterhomes, 33–45 ft · $700 – $1,800 installed (pair)
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