"new" T-1950...

Tod Osier · 09-25-2011, 03:36 PM

Jen (username: jklug), Gus and I picked up our T-1950 this weekend and brought it home to CT. I'd like to thank everyone here for all the great information on the forum that helped us choose Sunline and, specifically the T-1950.

Coach is a 2006 and we purchased it from the original owners. The condition is pretty astounding as far as it being original and pristine. I'm working on getting it ready for a trip to SD in a couple weeks, so I'm compiling a punch list of mods.

I do have lines on a 2005 T1950 and a 2004 T-2075 if anyone wants the info.

Again Thanks,

Tod

Gene · 09-25-2011, 04:25 PM

Welcome to the forum Tod. Those door guardians look right at home there.

Gene

**Tweety** · 09-25-2011, 07:02 PM

Welcome! It Looks like your copilots are raring to go!

DianeScraps · 09-25-2011, 10:47 PM

Welcome - looks like your family is ready to hit the road - enjoy!

bdichristina · 09-26-2011, 07:31 AM

Nice looking unit Tod. Have fun and welcome to the forum!

Tod Osier · 09-26-2011, 09:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tweety

Welcome! It Looks like your copilots are raring to go!

The copilots are one of the reasons that we stepped up to a travel trailer. We couldn't imagine how to do a cross country trip with the dogs without a travel trailer (vs tenting) and I hate to leave them with someone for several weeks.

Our son (4 years old) just loves the Sunline and wants to eat and cook every meal in it. I think we will have to sleep in it one night this week.

T

hardybus · 09-26-2011, 12:42 PM

Welcome aboard! We camp with one Labrador Retriever and leave her bed under the dinette table. She also owns the whole backseat of our crewcab truck. She's now been through about 30 states. We all slept in it in the driveway and even cooked a meal or two to get acclimated. When I considered what Sunline to get, it was between a T-1950 or a F-1850. Picked the little fifth wheeler, underwent restoration as it is a 1984 and needed TLC. When I'm so decrepit I can't get in and out of the sleeping loft, I think I'll be looking for a T-1950. That way I can lay down onto the bed instead of crawling up into it. We like photos here, so, please post pictures of your adventures.

pwb01 · 09-28-2011, 12:03 PM

You'll love the T-1950 as much as we do.