Where To Buy Used Mobile Home Parts and Accessories

[David Banner]

I live in 95401 zip code ( Sonoma County, California)

I am not able to find any mobile home stores that sells used parts let alone new parts.

Does anyone know of a place to buy mobile home items at a salvage lot or ?

in my area.

I'm especially looking for overhangs made of aluminum that move the rain to downspouts attached to it, and are usually are 8 ft. ( or longer) by 4 feet wide to cover the walkway area of home.

Nothing comes up when I google.

Here is a photo of the overhang type I am referring to:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qh9igi ... sp=sharing

[brosce]

I live in 95401 zip code ( Sonoma County, California)

I am not able to find any mobile home stores that sells used parts let alone new parts.

Does anyone know of a place to buy mobile home items at a salvage lot or ?

in my area.

I'm especially looking for overhangs made of aluminum that move the rain to downspouts attached to it, and are usually are 8 ft. ( or longer) by 4 feet wide to cover the walkway area of home.

Nothing comes up when I google.

Here is a photo of the overhang type I am referring to:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qh9igi ... sp=sharing

Closest options are Habitat ReStore in Santa Rosa and local salvage yards like Bataeff or Cream’s. ReStore is hit-or-miss, but salvage yards are your best bet for that kind of aluminum mobile home awning.Broken Screen

[careenskate]

I live in 95401 zip code ( Sonoma County, California)

I am not able to find any mobile home stores that sells used parts let alone new parts.

Does anyone know of a place to buy mobile home items at a salvage lot or ?

in my area.

I'm especially looking for overhangs made of aluminum that move the rain to downspouts attached to it, and are usually are 8 ft. ( or longer) by 4 feet wide to cover the walkway area of home.

Nothing comes up when I google.

Here is a photo of the overhang type I am referring to:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qh9igi ... sp=sharing

You might have better luck checking local mobile home parks, RV salvage yards, or Facebook Marketplace. Sometimes people removing older awnings sell them cheaply, and park managers often know reliable local sources.