Where to get replacement door for Model 179 R-Pod?

The guy you told me about did reply - thanks!  But I no longer need a new door.  The old one looks pretty much like new - there aren't any kinks or bends in the frame.  I ordered two new non-friction hinges and replaced the old friction ones and now both the main door and screen door move easily and latch correctly.  I used a pop-rivet gun to fasten the new hinges to the trailer frame and the original self-tapping screws to attach the doors to the hinges.  You have to drill new holes for most of them because Lippert made the non-friction hinges different than the friction type - why, I have no idea and don't see any reason for them to have done that.  Anyway, it only took me about an hour and a half to put everything back together.  Now I just need to get a quality latch of some sort to hold the door wide open in the wind.

LOL!  Yeah, I usually try a more gentle approach at first but sometimes a little extra power helps to persuade the Rpod when it's being stubborn.

Well, Dad's go-to solution for most problems was to get a bigger hammer, but yours takes the cake.

Gastropod checked out this spring with all systems Go. We towed it for three hours on pavement with the fridge running on propane and spent a few days in a park on shore power, then towed home with the fridge running on propane. Sometime later while cleaning it out I noticed the propane option immediately threw an error light and refused to try igniting.

Woops!  I see your name on your profile now.  I'm still learning to use this website!  :)