Lost top window from Trident

I have a 2006 Trident, and I've lost one of the windows in the high roof - I set off driving with it open in high wind, and it blew away! When I went back to look for it, I couldn't find it - the verge and neighbouring fields were covered in brambles, and it could have blown a long way. Does anyone know where I might find a replacement? I've asked Autosleeper, and they said they had none - the company that made them went bust a few years ago, and they bought the remaining stock, but it was now all gone. Thanks!

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eeco might be able to help

These guys might have something which may fit.........

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O'Leary's might be worth a try??
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( They do replacement windows for motorhomes as well as caravans. We have dealt with them and very efficient they were too.)

Thanks, everyone! I'll try that lot for a start.

I've seen other members recommend these people. Another avenue to investigate perhaps? 

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If you have to wait a long time for a replacement, perhaps cut a piece of  Perspex to fit the window aperture and fit it with a windscreen seal. This would keep you mobile.  [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
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Quilter wrote:[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
( They do replacement windows for motorhomes as well as caravans. We have dealt with them and very efficient they were too.)

Missed this one.

Sorry Quilter - two minds with but a single thought! 

Gromit wrote:

Sorry Quilter - two minds with but a single thought! 

I fear, at our age Dave, that this is the best we can hope for. Some days I'm quite grateful if I can remember something long enough to write a Reminder note.....

Yes. I nearly said, "Two minds with a single thought between them." but that's being too cruel to both of us!! 

I've never dealt with that firm, but reports suggest they have a huge and comprehensive stock of rescued parts. Worth a try.

Quilter wrote:

Gromit wrote:

Sorry Quilter - two minds with but a single thought! 

I fear, at our age Dave, that this is the best we can hope for. Some days I'm quite grateful if I can remember something long enough to write a Reminder note.....

First you have to find a pen, then it doesn't work, then find some paper, then remember what it was you were supposed to be writing down as a reminder, then find the piece of paper later - if in fact you ever remember what you were trying not to forget in the first place.