Sundowner trailers

arlene21
Reg. Aug 2006

Posted 2006-12-31 8:27 AM (#53062)
Subject: Sundowner trailers

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Does anyone know the difference in these lines of Sundowner trailers? I see Aztec, Sierra, Sunlite, Valuelite and Trailblazer trailers listed on the site but no explanation as to how they differ.

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hosspuller
Reg. Oct 2003

Posted 2006-12-31 9:34 AM (#53065 - in reply to #53062)
Subject: RE: Sundowner trailers

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The best path is to visit a Sundowner dealer. Let them educate you and show you the differences.

The internet is good for somethings. But, Putting one's hand and eye on stuff is the best way to judge quality, workmanship and value.

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Ardly
Reg. Aug 2004

Posted 2006-12-31 10:24 AM (#53067 - in reply to #53062)
Subject: RE: Sundowner trailers

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I can only be a little help but here goes:We own a Sunlite and it is all aluminum.The sierra I believe to be there top of the line living quarters trailers followed next by the trail-blazers(versions 1/2/3). The valuelite's where steel framed trailers with aluminum skin that I don't think are made with that name attached any longer, not sure what there called now! Try the Sundowner website, should have all the answers you need, at least maybe they will. The last that I looked there it was difficult to know when it was all aluminum or aluminum over steel. Good luck!

Ardly

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arlene21
Reg. Aug 2006

Posted 2006-12-31 12:00 PM (#53070 - in reply to #53067)
Subject: RE: Sundowner trailers

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Thanks. That is very helpful. It isn't for me; I have a 4-Star but a friend of mine is selling her Valuelite and wants another Sundowner. The 4-
Star was a lot easier to understand.

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