Shasta RV Window Replacement

Headquarters: Middlebury, Indiana
RV types built: Travel trailers, fifth wheels

Shasta covers two very different owner groups: current Forest River-built Oasis and Phoenix trailers with modern framed windows, and vintage Shasta restorations where the retro window profile drives everything.

Shasta RV model lines we cover

Oasis, Phoenix, Revere (current travel trailers and fifth wheels)
Airflyte (retro reissue)
Vintage Shasta 1950s–1970s trailers (restoration market)

What to know about Shasta RV glass

Current Shasta trailers use standard Kinro and Lippert framed windows — easy sourcing, mobile-friendly.
Vintage restorations often need custom-cut glass set into original aluminum frames; a specialist who cuts to template is the right call.
Jalousie and awning-style windows on vintage units are repaired by replacing individual glass slats rather than the whole unit.
Retro Airflyte reissues use modern framed glass despite the vintage styling.

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Shasta RV Glass Questions

Can vintage Shasta trailer windows be replaced?

Yes, usually by cutting new glass to the original frame template rather than buying a complete unit. Jalousie slats can be replaced individually, which keeps the period-correct look.

What does a Shasta window replacement cost?

Modern framed windows run $200–$550 installed. Vintage custom-cut glass is priced by the piece, typically $80–$250 per pane plus labor.