Hi Wayne,
Congrats on your Sunny!
Fun times ahead.
On the appliances and parts. Will take these 1 at a time.
1. The hot water heater, if the tank is shot, then yes it is time for a new one. The latest is to have a LP gas with electronic ignition and 120 Volt AC combo unit. Yours was most likely all gas being an 88 unit unless someone changed it. They still do make an all gas unit brand new, so that is an option if you do not want to pay for the electric upgrade. Can you post the brand and model number of the heater you have now?
I'm assuming you have an Atwood 6 gallon unit. Prices can be all over pending where you buy them and then there is freight.
Here is what some may cost.
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Scroll down to the 6 gallon ones. The all gas one is cheaper then the combo gas/120 volt electric ones. This is just one place I knew had all the prices. You need to sort through what options you want/need.
2. The awning, yes the older ones where cloth. The new ones are either vinyl or a cloth acrylic material. Odds are high you will not find the same material as the one you have. They do not make them that good any more....
You can buy replacement material, it comes down to personnel choice to get the vinyl or acrylic cloth. They both have pro's and con's. Do you know what brand awning you have? Is there a name tag on it somewhere? Parts may be an issue for the frame pending the brand. But, like anything RV... they do sell and entire all new awning. Material and hardware.
Here is one option for just new awning material
https://www.rvawningsmart.com/
Here is a thread on replacing the awning material
http://www.sunlineclub.com/forums/f7...ics-14771.html
Here is a complete Carefree Brand awning. Not knowing your size, this is a 20 footer which may be too long but you can get a handle on the cost
https://www.amazon.com/Carefree-EA20...wning+complete
The 2 popular current day brands are Dometic and Carefree. Sunline mainly used Dometic on many of the campers, but not all. There was an older brand they used but I do not know what model years. CareFree which is also a good awning, was not used by Sunline that I am aware. Again you need to sort out what brand you have and what you want in options/materials.
3. The roof AC unit. If this still works, great!!! As far as the Freon inside, most any model is not practical to repair the compressor unit unless you have an AC repair buddy who can do it for a 6 pack or free. If a control board, fan or something is bad, those parts are not so bad in cost. But when it comes to the compressor, that may end up not being a practical repair item. If it is something other then the compressor, then it may be practical to fix it. If it is totally dies, there are new replacement roof AC units. Cost ranges sort of all over pending size. Your looks like one of the older 11,000btu units. I can't find a full size 11,000btu unit quickly but a 13,500btu unit is around and $500.
Dometic B57915 Brisk II RV Air Conditioner 13,500 BTU White
More digging into this is needed as the link above is just the roof unit and not the inside air box and control unit. They can be extra or you may be able to reuse the one you have now.
If cost is an issue, and an AC unit is not in the cards now, they do make fan units to go in the roof vents which are really good options. For those of us camping off the grid, roof fans are what we use as we do not have the power for the roof AC unit. Fantastic Fan and Maxx Air are 2 good and popular brands. We have the Maxx Air brand.
4. The stove, pending what is wrong with it, parts are available in many cases. Atwood bought out the Wedgewood brand long ago and are still building them, just newer models. If you want to replace the stove, yes they do sell all new stoves. Here is one. They have many options.
Atwood RV-1735 BB 52458 17 Inch 3 Burner Wedgewood Vision Range Oven Black Top Black Door Trailer Camper RV
Most of today's ranges are 3 burner. Yours is 4 burner and I have not seen a new one of them in a travel trailer other then the older campers. I do not know if they sell the 4 burner RV ranges any more.
5. The fridge. I do not know what can clean out the smell. What does it smell like? If they get closed up without drying them out they can get moldy. If the fridge actually cools, then getting the stink out may be worth it. And as long as the cooling coil has not failed, getting the controls to work may be possible. A failed cooling coil is about half the cost of a new fridge. I do not know the size of the fridge in your camper if it is the bigger ones or the older smaller ones. A larger one in a mid 90's and up camper can run over $1,000 all new.
Options. Many cannot afford a new fridge and often go with a dorm style 120 VAC fridge for a fraction of the price. They loose the ability to have the 12 volt LP gas option, and they always need the 120VAC to power it, but pending how you camp, it is an option that saves a lot of cost.
Searching the forum since you mentioned it. See this link. This is a Google Custom Search of our forum. Our Admin made it for us. It works better in many cases then the embedded forum search feature. Book mark it for future use.
https://cse.google.com/cse/home?cx=0...95:95x3m3w6lto
Scroll down to the Google Custom Search box, enter a few words and hit the blue go button.
Hope this helps as you sort out what to do.
John
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