Sunseeker 2250LE
Hi folks, My wife and I are looking for Forest River Sunseeker 2250 LE on Chevy chasis, has anyone out there owns this and what are the pros and cons of this baby? This is exactly what we want as i...
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I was considering a 2250, but due to HOA rules, it will be a "B" or nothing.
I liked the 2250, although from what I read, LE models have a rubber roof (so I'd head to a place like a Rhino dealer, rvroof.com, or somewhere similar to have a seamless epoxy coating put on... or at least do a once-over on all seams with Eternabond.) I'm not sure if the tanks have the heating pads that the 2300s and 2400s offer as well, and those can be a big help come temperatures in the 20s and 30s.
The fact the mattress was in two parts was a downside, although if I needed to pull over for some shut-eye, there would always be the cabover available.
The 2300 Chevy and Ford are good too, although if you go one foot longer, you still have the queen bed in the back quarter, but you get a slide which gives you some extra space.
I liked the 2250, although from what I read, LE models have a rubber roof (so I'd head to a place like a Rhino dealer, rvroof.com, or somewhere similar to have a seamless epoxy coating put on... or at least do a once-over on all seams with Eternabond.) I'm not sure if the tanks have the heating pads that the 2300s and 2400s offer as well, and those can be a big help come temperatures in the 20s and 30s.
The fact the mattress was in two parts was a downside, although if I needed to pull over for some shut-eye, there would always be the cabover available.
The 2300 Chevy and Ford are good too, although if you go one foot longer, you still have the queen bed in the back quarter, but you get a slide which gives you some extra space.
