New Sunline owner

[RPierce]

Just purchased a 1994 Sunline T2670 with bunks. We have been tent camping for 5 years now and this will be our first RV. Found your website when I was researching Sunline. From what I have read on this forum it sounds like I bought a good product.
Camper is clean and looks to be in real good shape. Hope to take it out for fathers day weekend and try it out. Kids real excited about bunks. In July we will be spending two weeks at Letchworth State Park.

Great site

 

[poppyandnana]

Let me be the first to send congrats to you on the purchase of the finest coach built!

You will find many knowledgable people on this forum.....so if you have any questions, ask....someone will be happy to give you their thoughts!

Have a wonderful Father's Day Weekend and enjoy your "new to you" Coach!

 

[Sunline Fan]

Welcome to the forum! The 1994 model year was a good one for Sunline (I've owned two), but they do decay with weather and age. If you and/or the previous owner didn't already seal the roof seams recently, you may want to do that ASAP. Believe me, any roof leak, especially from those rubber roofs, isn't fun. I had to replace the ceiling in my 2363 due to a water leak. That was a miserable job, but had to be done because the coach had a mustly odor inside.

Jon

 

[ROC-REQS]

Welcome and congrats.

You'll love the T-2670. Our previous Sunline was a T-2670. We owned it for 7 years and put almost 30,000 miles on it traveling around the country with the kids. It's a great floor plan for a family.

This is the place if you have any questions on operation, maintenance, towing, etc.

Letchworth State Park is in my neck of the woods, though we haven't camped there in years. It's a great state park and you'll enjoy it.

Have a great camping season (off the ground )
Hutch

 

[kanyonkitty]

Welcome to the wonderful world of Sunline COACH ownership. If your Sunline has been maintained it will give you years of wonderful service with fairly minimal maintenance. As you have probably noticed, we usually refer to our Sunlines as "COACHES" rather than trailers, because they are better than ordinary trailers .

Kitty