Details, details.....

[Sunline Fan]

Dean,

If you can take a pic of the sticker, that would be great, but if you can't make it out, there's always the plate on the left side of the tongue, underneath the LP tanks. I'll be able to tell you the year and length from the VIN.

Jon

[ELPilotto]

OK. It's the curtains!

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[ELPilotto]

Originally Posted by Sunline Fan

Hey Dean,

Is that a Sunline parked next to your Que? It looks like a '90-'91 StarRay.

Jon

Jon,

The camper next to our Q*Bert is a 1999 Star Ray T-247. I did an internet search but I can't come across any star rays, let alone the floorplan on this one.

[Sunline Fan]

Dean,

I'm guessing you mis-typed the year. Based on what I can find, it is a '91. The T-247 StarRay was only built in '91.

Check the '91 brochure for the floorplan. It's a bunk unit. See page 9 of the PDF (actual brochure page 5).

http://www.sunlineclub.com/docs/91.pdf

Jon

[Sunline Fan]

Dean,

Here's some pics of a '91 T-247 StarRay:













Jon

[ELPilotto]

Wow. Where do you come up with this stuff. Looks like a relaticely nice unit. Can't say the one on the lot is as nice as the one pictured here, but if it got a bath, you never know.

[Honda03842]

We're presently Sunline owners and went to look at our first Que. Now we have a bunch of questions.

I plan to read all the QUe Posts. I was shocked to read, if I understand correctly, that the front window doesn't open. Is that correct?

Are the windows thermopane?

Our present Sunline stays relatively cool regardless of the out side temps, at least below 90 due to all the windows. How does the Que do in hot weather?

Thank you,

Norm Milliard
1982 Sunline 15.5 SB
2004 Honda CRV

[Tweety]

The front window does not open. The QUE seemed pretty well insulated to us. We had it in temps from 24 to 100. Only once was it unbearable. We were in 100 degrees in the humidity of Virginia with no hookups. (yes we had deep shade) We came home. The windows are not thermopane but the shades that come with the QUE are VERY good insulators. I miss those in our current trailer.

[luvrque]

Norm,

The front window does not open but you can look out the wide window with no obstructions at all. Ck all the windows you can lower the screen and have a clear view. (no screen on one side like most trailers have) The shades are nice also. The Que is fiberglass (not aluminum sided like some trailers)and is well insulated . We spend most of our time in Fla.(HOT weather no problem).

We love our QUE ! The only thing I would like is larger Gray & black tanks. We have to dump every 3 days. The black is only 13gals. But that may not be bad for you (I think you said you have 10 gals.now with no problem)
Make sure the AC is working!!! (not just blowing air) it is now out of warranty. We had ours replaced under Warranty as have MANY Que owners did..........