Sunny "14" on the front lawn

[kanyonkitty]

Well, here is an at home photo of "Sunny 14" Notice how level my lawn is, and the true RV Parking pad is even worse (right now). Gary is working on the parking pad to get it a bit more level.




Hopefully here is a link to the "rest" of the pictures
http://s396.photobucket.com/albums/p...e%20T320%20SR/

[JohnB]

Kitty is one nice looking camper

OK now the tease is getting worse....

See here what a very good fellow camping friend of ours posted us about 2 whopping days after we brought ours home.

Hey John & Cindy,

I know it's been a hectic last few days, so please don't take this wrong, we're not trying to rush you, BBBBBUUUUUTTTTT, can you PLEASE get the nice new pictures taken and posted

See here for more details on the identity of such good friend http://www.sunlineclub.com/forums/ph...r=asc&start=15

It would be the one posted, Mon Oct 22, 2007 6:02 pm

Our friend above could not have said it any better. So, where are the rest of the pics....

So you going out camping in it this weekend? Pics in action are cool too...

John

[EMD_Driver]

Ok John... Kitty posted a link to her photobucket album, but I guess you want them in here... Click on a thumbnail and it will open the full image...








































BTW: If you'll notice, Kitty snuck tools into some of the pics... She's presenting me with a challenge!

Also... See if you can find the FIRST mod.....

[JohnB]

Originally Posted by EMD_Driver

Ok John... Kitty posted a link to her photobucket album, but I guess you want them in here... Click on a thumbnail and it will open the full image...

H'mm. I see a post edit right after I posted mine with a link..... Steathly I see.....

BUT COOL!!! More pics YEH!!!

OK now go to a looking....

THANKS

[JohnB]

Originally Posted by EMD_Driver

BTW: If you'll notice, Kitty snuck tools into some of the pics... She's presenting me with a challenge!

Also... See if you can find the FIRST mod.....

First Off

Kitty and Gary

That is one beauty you have there!!! Thank you so much for sharing with us. Boy I like that oak.... We are Happy Campers now We can See....

Now what I see.... mod'ed and different.

This one


And this one


And this one


This one complete with a ground test light and POWER tools The plastic panel behind the sotve the prior owner may have done.

Gee more tools and I think a tired Gary


And then there is this that is different. But Sunline did this. The front top slant on the camper is more blunt nosed in 2003


See in 2004. Sunline changed it. Still can't figure out how mine is 400# heavier...and lost some wind drag area...




Well you two have fun in that new camper. Enjoy.

John

[kanyonkitty]

Morning SOC,

Well John,

The Sunline sign was the VERY FIRST thing to get mounted in the rig (actually it is up with those command strips and it does cover 2 small holes from the previous owner) I don't want/like to put holes in the walls.

The nice slide out baskets were on clearance, at where else LOWES. I purchased them before we actually even saw the Sunline, but I knew if things didn't pan out, I could return them. Boy do they slide nice.

The clear plexi-glass around the cooktop, well I can't take credit for that, the previous owner installed it. BUT it was a "must/would have" if it wasn't there already.

The test light was my project

Now, Gary has done one mod and it is shown in one of the cabinet pics, so John your challenge it to find it and let him know if it is OK to be that way.

OH, the tools, well I needed them while I was installing the sliding baskets as I needed a saw to cut pieces of wood as I had to raise the frame of the baskets so they would clear the cabinet frame.

Trust me, Gary is monitoring my "loading" of the trailer A LOT (Hum, I wonder if he snuck a hidden camera out there somewhere !!!!)

He did hang the new shower curtain last night, so I guess that's why he looked so wore out sitting on the sofa. (Actually he was totally wiped out when he came home from work, but still jumped right into help me)

WOW, I got a great guy, who loves rving and now a wonderful, HUGE Sunline for us to enjoy together, can't get much better than this, WELL, except to be out camping in it.

Kitty

[JohnB]

Kitty

I just showed Cindy the inside of your camper. Well it's Cindy Approved!!!

The prior set of pics did not show your pull put pantry and that was one of the 1st things she said was Kitty was really going to miss that when she say th 1st set. And then, magically it appears in the next wave of pics!!!

The bed room, Cindy likes your comforter. All dressed up now. And she said you lost your middle door in the overhead storage you just made on the other camper.

The counter space…. My goodness.. Coming from a T2499 to this… Do you need a road map…LOL.

She kept looking for the bunks.... and bath. You know us curious types…. Hint Hint.

Now to us constructions types, see this pic.



That is a floor register…. Do you have enclosed tanks underneath? I have not seen Sunline use floor vents. Wondering if the duct is in the floor joists or in an enclosed tank section??

OK the Gary cabinet mod…. H’mm. Need a lifeline to a hint on at least which room/section of the camper. You have just a few…. to look at. He did a good job hiding it.

John

[JohnB]

H'mm OK did he move the water pump?? Was it on the floor before and now up on the side to allow more room in the cabinet under the fridge?

It was staring at me when I posted the last reply

[EMD_Driver]

Originally Posted by JohnB

H'mm OK did he move the water pump?? Was it on the floor before and now up on the side to allow more room in the cabinet under the fridge?

It was staring at me when I posted the last reply

BINGO!!!!

There was enough hose attached to the WP, to mount it on the side. I only have two of the screws holding it in place right now. I need to get some 1x2 strip lumber, to secure the bottom. Kitty was worried that the pump may not work correctly, since the orientation was different. Unless this is some extra-special pump design, I don't see any reason for it not to work. Moving it there, allows for a lot more usable space in that cabinet.

[JohnB]

Originally Posted by EMD_Driver

BINGO!!!!

Gee, do I win a prize?? Maybe a free tour at Buttonwood next summer?

[EMD_Driver]

Originally Posted by JohnB

Gee, do I win a prize?? Maybe a free tour at Buttonwood next summer?

C'mon over now... You can have an exclusive tour!

[MACK C-85]

That is a floor register…. Do you have enclosed tanks underneath? I have not seen Sunline use floor vents. Wondering if the duct is in the floor joists or in an enclosed tank section??

John:

Our '07 276 has a floor vent in the front bedroom, the rest are wall vents. We do not have enclosed tanks. I'd have to look but I believe the duct is in the floor, or at least under the black fabric. I don't recall seeing the duct under the trailer.

Mack

[JohnB]

Originally Posted by EMD_Driver

C'mon over now... You can have an exclusive tour!

H'mm, well maybe. But we might have to do a camp meet in the middle. It about 400 miles one way. Sort of makea it hard on a weekend campout. Isn't there some kind of truck ralley over this way?

[JohnB]

Originally Posted by MACK C-85

John:

Our '07 276 has a floor vent in the front bedroom, the rest are wall vents. We do not have enclosed tanks. I'd have to look but I believe the duct is in the floor, or at least under the black fabric. I don't recall seeing the duct under the trailer.

Mack

Thanks Mack. I guess they must do that in cases where the layout dictates they cannot get a heat duct in the right spot.

Learn something new every day here on SOC!

[EMD_Driver]

Originally Posted by JohnB

Thanks Mack. I guess they must do that in cases where the layout dictates they cannot get a heat duct in the right spot.

Learn something new every day here on SOC!

John, The 320 has at least 3 floor registers that I can think of. We have the slide in right now, so I can't say for sure. It does have a side-mounted outlet in the galley though. I will check more later and report back.

BTW: The tanks are not enclosed.

[MACK C-85]

Thanks Mack. I guess they must do that in cases where the layout dictates they cannot get a heat duct in the right spot.

It's actually a pain where they put it. It's right under your feet when you sit on the end of the bed. It's plastic and breaks very easily. I need to replace it again. It would have been nice if they brought it up in the end of the bed pedestal, but then I guess the comforter would have blocked the airflow. I would love to find a metal replacement, but so far no luck.

[HappyCampers]

My 2001 T-295SR had a plastic floor heating vent in the living room also. If memory serves it was in the near center of the rig inbetween the sofa(in the slide) and the front door.