Downsizing

[FiveOJoe]

Hi. New to the forum after deciding that a Sunline will be our next trailer. Had a Carriage Fifth wheel and ,although it was nice, we want something small and more State Park friendly, without giving up quality and workmanship. Looking around the Philly area for a clean and solid T-2499.
Was going to look at one with smooth sides and leather last week, but it sold before we got there.
Hope to share in the experience.

Joe and Teresa

 

[Tweety]

How about near Frederick, MD? Looks like a nice one.

2003 Sunline SUNLINE 2499 Joppa, Maryland | Chesaco RV

 

[mainah-SUN]

How about near Frederick, MD? Looks like a nice one.

2003 Sunline SUNLINE 2499 Joppa, Maryland | Chesaco RV

I used to live in Joppa MD have two sisters there and tons of nieces and nephews. I'll bet I could send one of the boys over to have a look.

 

[FiveOJoe]

Yes, nice. About 3 hours each way, but if I expand my search area...

 

[Tweety]

There have been some problems with the tongues of the 2499, so if you look make sure it's not starting to twist, or been repaired. I think that was on the newest ones, but not sure of the year that problem started. I also think the owner had to load that front storage compartment pretty heavy to cause the problem. Cunningham Falls State Park would make a nice trip for checking this one out.

 

[FiveOJoe]

There have been some problems with the tongues of the 2499, so if you look make sure it's not starting to twist, or been repaired. I think that was on the newest ones, but not sure of the year that problem started. I also think the owner had to load that front storage compartment pretty heavy to cause the problem. Cunningham Falls State Park would make a nice trip for checking this one out.

Thanks. I read the thread on here about it. If I end up with one of those I will do some fabrication to strengthen it. While on the subject, has anyone ever built a small platform on the rear of a T2499? (extended from the frame)

 

[Tweety]

I think eman did. Check their website everymilesamemory.com. They had a motorcycle back there.