Awning: Any And All Information!

[CTorris]

1986 Sunline Saturn T-1661

Awning

Information on any and all parts pertaining to replacement parts, new or used! I have some parts and some are missing including canvas.

Thank You....

[tjalmy]

Please provide more information. You have an awning missing pieces, correct? Can you find any information on it, as to what company made it?
Here's a link to start you on the way...
RV Awnings, Motorhome Awnings & Screen Rooms - PPL Motor Homes
I've learned a lot from this board, and reading the websites put up by companies like this one.
Best of luck,
T

[CTorris]

I've found out that Sunline Coaches never installed awnings on their trailers. They were all installed by the dealers. Therefore I may have 1 in a million?

[MACK C-85]

I've found out that Sunline Coaches never installed awnings on their trailers. They were all installed by the dealers.

Maybe on the older trailers, but I'm about 99% sure the awning our 2007 came installed from the factory. We saw our trailer less than an hour after it was dropped off (Yes, our dealer immediately called us when it arrived!!) and it was in place when we got there.

Mack

[bunjin]

Mack,

I believe you are correct. I remember a thread that had that info in it. Sunline Fan or John B, I think made note to that effect.

[tjalmy]

CTorris,
I doubt you have one in a million. I don't know how many awning manufacturers there are, but Carefree of Colorado and Dometic probably made most of them. My experience is limited, but look over the equipment you have, and do some exploring of the link to PPL, or Google search. Sunline quite likely did not make the awning, but there wasn't a lot of suppliers they bought awnings from. I've owned a '94 Solaris, and currently a '03 Solaris, both have had Carefree awnings. Who actually installed it doesn't matter when sourcing parts.
Dig.
T

[Sunline Fan]

All Sunlines built prior to about 1990 never came from the factory with awnings. Throughout the '90s, most of them came with it because it was part of the preferred options group, which were ordered on most trailers. It finally became standard equipment in the 2000s.