Hello all!

[mnboy26]

In 2008 I purchased a small travel trailer from a consignment lot here in Minnesota. The people at the lot had no idea what brand the little trailer was. My intention was to convert the tt into an ice fishing shack. Sadly the little trailer was very abused by the original owners grand kids and there was no markings on the unit at all as it has been repainted. in addition to no markings, there was no paperwork, no original title, no manuals. I tried a dmv search of the serial number and turned up nothing. So for 4 years I have been searching the interwebs for the identity of my trailer. Today I found this site and now know its a sunlite saturn, I believe its the 13 foot model. I bought it for 400.00, put 3 catch cover holes in the floor with sleeves that go to the ice to keep it warmer in there. I left the trailer pretty much intact inside, until I wanted my wife to spend time in there, now I have new cushions, drapes and many other "wife Like" touches. I have spent many nights sleeping out on the ice in my saturn with my 6 year old son he loves the bunk and the trailer in general.

Glad I found You all!
craig

[Wannabes]

Welcome, Craig! Sounds like you're having good times in the Saturn. People on this website are very nice and there's a wealth of info to be found here. Happy Camping... & ice fishing!

[mnboy26]

We do our camping in an Airstream Motorcoach, Although when we have too many people along on our trips we will pull the fish house behind the motorhome. I think it makes us look like carnival workers...lol. the sad thing is the motorhome only sleeps one more than the 12 foot trailer.....

[mremdal33]

Hi Craig!

Sounds like you had to do a CSI of your trailer to figure out its identity. Glad you figured it out and now you know where to come to get advice about it!

[Poppy & Nana]

Did you look under the door sill to see if there is a VIN # there? Sunline Fan would like to have it if it is there!