Looking for a LaSalle Bristol BPC61A Model 166 Replacement Bathroom Sink
Updated 08/13/2026 | Published 08/04/2026 >
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I believe that I am 90 correct in my comparison of my existing Bath -in sink versus the type you have in stock identifed below. My question is...Am I correct that your item will be a direct fit to replace my existing basin that is under my Corian counter top? Your part is: LaSalle Bristol Single Bowl RV Bathroom Sink - 15-3/4 Long x 12-3/8 Wide - White Part Number: 34416166PW My existing basin is: 2000 Airstream Excella Bathroom Sink BPC Manufacturing Division of LaSalle Bristol BPC 61A, Model 166 Mfg Date 3/29/1999 Part Number 16166PP Parchment
asked by: Nick G
Expert Reply:
Thanks for stopping by Nick, happy to help!
We can go ahead and bump your 90% to 100%!
The LaSalle Bristol Single Bowl RV Bathroom Sink # 34416166PW is the white version of your LaSalle Bristol BPC 61A Model 166 sink. It has the same overall dimensions 15-3/4" x 12-3/8" and is designed for the same undermount installation.
The primary difference is the color:
Your original sink: Parchment 16166PP
Replacement in Parchment: # 34416166PP
Replacement in White: # 34416166PW
Has your original sink remained factory installed since new or has it ever been replaced?
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LaSalle Bristol Single Bowl RV Bathroom Sink - 15-3/4" Long x 12-3/8" Wide - White
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Nick G.
8/7/2026
Hi James, You raised a good question. Thank you for confirming! Yes, my "existing" sink is the original from the Airstream factory when I purchased the trailer. I purchased it new in the later part of 2000. I am the original and only owner. After 26 years it now has a hairline crack in the bowl. My wife noticed it and brought it to my attention. It doesn't leak yet. However, I needed to replace it before it got worse because I maintain the trailer well maintained and in shape so we can continue to enjoy without any worries. At first, I thought that because many years had gone by that my chances of finding a replacement sink would be slim to none. I was pleasantly surprised during my internet search to find that you have this part in stock! I have moved forward to purchase the part. It will be a nice little change to have white now. Thank you all for stocking it! As always, you all provide good parts, service & great information in written and video.