Poor Sunny!!

[EMD_Driver]

While searching craigslist, I happened across this poor Sunline..

Here's part of the description:

"Exterior original painting on all sides, making camper work of art and one-of-a-kind."


Work of art?!?!?!?!?!

 

[EMD_Driver]

Here's the listing:

1983 Painted Sunline Camper - $3500 (Surfside Beach, S.C.)


1983 Sunline Camper for sale. Dimensions are 13X6 feet and 900 lbs.

Excellent condition.

Working AC, sink, lights, refridgerator, stove, and full-sized bed. Bathroom turned into closet. Plenty of shelf and storage space.

Great for one or two people.

New interior paint and fabrics.

Exterior original painting on all sides, making camper work of art and one-of-a-kind.

Asking $3500.oo/OBO. Will also trade for full-sized truck.

For more information, call 843-446-1777.

 

[JohnGB]

Well.....the painting is nice.....That did take time and talent. However maybe just not on my camper.

It will be a one of a kind...

One never knows. That type of custom touch may take forever to sell or sell real fast.

 

[315RLTS in PA]

You wouldn't have a problem finding your trailer in a campground.

 

[clueless campers]

That's one way to deal with fading and peeling decals. Oh wait, that only happens on the newer Sunlines, the '80's era ones I've seen have decals that are still intact.

And Jon thought they only did mod's like that in California! It doesn't look as bad as that zen-spa-retreat (or the one I saw that was painted like a cow), but I wouldn't want it.

 

[kanyonkitty]

What a way to mess up a really cute little Sunline. But, ya can't fix stupid

Looks like it should fit in nicely here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salvation_Mountain

 

[rebellious78]

Some people don't know any better.

Dave

 

[GoodoleBob]

I wonder if some CG's might even refuse entry to such a trailer. I know some are getting sort of uppity in there acceptance criteria.

Bob

 

[clueless campers]

Relisted with reduced price of $3000/obo on 8-9-10. The inside has been brightly painted too.

 

[StanM]

When I was in college, a local fartiste painted up his VW beetle, a la Peter Max. Of course he was too stupid/stoned to change the oil and do other mundane maintenance, so when the engine seized he attempted to sell it for $10,000 as a work of art. I'm sure it's somewhere at the bottom of the heap in Crazy Ray's junkyard.