Pics of Our F-304SR (hopefully)

HappyCampers · 11-26-2007, 08:30 PM

If it works, this is a picture of our 2003 Sunline F-304SR hitched up to our 2004.5 Ram 3500 CTD.

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Well I couldn't get the pics to show in the post but here are the links to the pictures. I'll try to mess around a little more tomorrow, gotta go to bed 4:30 AM comes early. Oh nevermind the date on the pictures. I had the battery pack out of the camera to clean the connections and can't remember to change the date stamp. Whoops.

**Sunline Fan** · 11-26-2007, 09:03 PM

Lowell,

I'm not really sure why yours didn't work; it seems like you've done everything right.

I also tried to play around with the link and couldn't get it to work. I put your pic in my Photobucket so everyone can see it.

Jon

HappyCampers · 11-26-2007, 09:09 PM

Thanks Jon. I can't figure out why it won't work either. Shouldn't have anything to do with my computer, right? She's been around the block a few times, even thought about replacing it, but still works like a charm.

**JohnB** · 11-26-2007, 09:22 PM

Lowell

OK I found you over here. Ok something is not working that's for sure. I cut and pasted the properites in with the img commad and got this.

I can see the pics on the open web, but it will not post. it's not your computer.

What is your pic account name? I can visit it and try to find the problem.

Did you make the pic's Public to the open internet?

PS. WOW that's a nice camper. We want to see more...

John

HappyCampers · 11-27-2007, 06:48 PM

Here are a few pictures of the interior of the coach. The rear slide is 13' x 3' and makes for a lot of room. It has the optional wood floor in the kitchen, and oak cabinets. The monitor panel, water heater switch and rear slide controls are all mounted in the fake top drawer in the kitchen. It's a neat idea to hide the stuff, but takes away from the drawer space. We really like the blue interior, but I'm dissapointed in the sofa. It's a sofa sleeper and it's shorter than the jack knife style sofa. We don't usually have company that stays in the coach so I'd rather have the longer sofa so I can lounge and watch television. There is recessed lighting in the kitchen over the counter, and track lighting over the table, along with the traditional 12 volt lights on the ceiling and the wall mounted lights. The coach also has a ceiling fan to move around the air from the rather tall ceiling. Every window has the day/night shades, minus the one by the kitchen sink, which are nice. The windows are also tinted fairly dark. The bedroom/bathroom is very open with the bed sliding out in the traditional 7' x 18" slide, and has the traditional corner shower enclosure. The vent in the bathroom is equipped with a fantastic fan with rain sensor, man is this thing cool. The linen closet is absolutely huge and is prewired for a washer/dryer combo. The bedroom also has a built in clothes hamper. Lots of storage in the bedroom with the drawers and wardrobe plus the huge closet across the front of the trailer. Small nightstands on each side of the bed are nice too. I'm not big on the toilet being in a "closet" but I'm getting accustomed to it. I really liked the bathroom layout in our 295SR. Overall I'm very glad we bought the coach and I give it a good rating, 8.5 to 9 out of 10.

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I also put in a picture of our beloved 2001 T-295SR as it looked on trade in day. It's an excellent model. She's sporting the new rock guard decal that I got from Sunline just weeks before they shut the doors. The old one was peeling badly and drove me crazy. I'm kinda anal retentive like that.

That trailer was a solid 9 out of 10 on my personal rating scale. The only complaint I had about that trailer was the size of the kitchen/dinette area.

Lowell

**JohnB** · 11-27-2007, 07:55 PM

Lowell

Thanks for posting. I have never seen the inside of a Sunline 5'er. Very interesting.

BUT we can click on the link and it wil fire off, so we can see.

I also noticed Sunline make the cabinets different in the 5th wheel then in the TT. The wood working rasied panels are different. Very nice.

We have to help you on how to post the pic with that format. Maybe Steve can jump in here as he pointed us to Shutterfly and how to get it to show up.

Thanks again for sharing

John

Capt Skup · 11-28-2007, 09:43 AM

Thanks for posting the pictures. Finally another Sunline fifth wheel owner. Now I need to post some pictures of our F281SR. Our living area are much the same with rear kitchen but we have dinette instead of table and chairs. Also we do not have a slide in the bedroom, bed is arrainged fore and aft. I have to get my butt in gear and install new vinyl floor in bathroom area. Keep an eye out for water leaks around the toilet/shower drains. I had a water leak from that awful Bravara toilet and the water got into the OSB strandboard flooring, what a mess. Now the floor is marine grade sealed plywood in that area. Can't wait for camping season.

Steve Collins · 11-28-2007, 04:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnB

We have to help you on how to post the pic with that format. Maybe Steve can jump in here as he pointed us to Shutterfly and how to get it to show up.

I played with shutterfly for over an hour last night and can not get it to call pics properly. I think they intentionally do that, and can't figure out how get around it.

My apologies to all. It looks like photobucket may be a better choice.

BTW, if you check the properties on my pics, they are on my ISP's webspace. We get 25 meg of web space there, and it is a lot easier to size and crop the pic here, and then place it on our own web space. I find it a lot easier to work with.