Pros & Cons of Owning a Toyota Sunrader RV.

I've had this RV for several years now. I must say my love and admiration for it is still the same. I did want to do a video however on the Pros & Cons of owning a toyota Sunrader.
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[jamesonpace]

Best month of my married life with 1 of these up & down the CA coast....

[carbonrrpilot]

That is one crazy nice rig .... I thought I was absolutely dead set on a sunrader I knew I was getting a Toyota regardless but once I looked at a sunrader I realized I was far too tall I'm 6'1 so I ended up getting a 92 fiberglass Winnebago Itasca Toyota [which have a few more inches of headroom] and I love it, I bought it pre pandemic and I've realized lately the the value has tripled since I bought it. i have modified the inside extensively [solar wifi lithium batts flatscreens etc..] and will be posting videos of it soon I hope you dig mine as much as I dig yours!

[trentp]

I believe that smell is actually formaldehyde. It was used in the glues in the 1980s.

[ryansanyt]

Been following all your Sunrader videos! I just got a 1987 21' like yours but with the rear bath layout. Can you please do a video on the mechanical modifications you've done. More info on some of the parts you used for things like the lift, tires, solar equipment, etc would be really helpful!

[theylied]

I would have done an entire cab and driveline rebuild. I would have converted it to a V6 Tacoma TRD. But I have to say, this is the best Sunradar that I've ever seen.

[flyovercounty]

“As a 6’2” person” I always thought RV’s’z should come with tank crew helmets…

Your Sunraider is really nice.
Thanks for the video

[robertclark]

Spectacularly nice Sunraider! Love the 22R, especially with the manual trans. It’s not about speed in an RV. It’s about pleasure and taking your time. Super nice rig. I’m jealous.

[jeanvillard]

Awesome rig brother. I hope you already took care of your rear drivers side red marker light for safety. Thank you for the 5 cent tour. Happy travels.

[MF-cqhs]

THAT PAINT LIGHTS & BUMPER MAKES IT LOOK NEW NICE SR.

[jonathanemocling]

Wow! This is the nicest Toyota Sun raider!! Most I see on U-Tube they look had it!! Awesome!!

[colonel]

I own an '88 TOYOTA 1 ton box version of this. The box will cause the head trauma you keep mentioning. Floor height inside the box is 5'6". I'm 6', & I've lost count of the times I've stood straight up in it at full rise and bashed my head. I've also bashed my head a few times on the roll up door .
I actually keep a hard hat right inside the door now for loading & unloading the truck. Recommendation by my 9 year old. 😄
Overall size of the box is 6'5" wide, 5'6" tall, & 10' long.

My YOTA has the 2.2R-E with auto trans 153, 000 miles on it.
Absolutely love the truck.

My con for it is, I get so tried of people stopping by my house wanting to know if it's for sale. I've actually had to put a sign in the windshield that says NOT FOR SALE.
Had to put 1 in my CUSHMAN too.

I'd love 1 of these RVs because of size, and cheap availability of parts.

[exist_]

Where is this amazing rig now? We need an update on where he has been.

[jasonday]

Great content. Love that interior layout. I wish Toyota still made these or something similar to the Sprinter

[SongoftheBride]

EXCELLENT review. Wow. Thorough and balanced. Thank you!

[mollielambert]

Thank you for showing this vedio you did a good job love the space n storage

[pwpzz]

These are like the cheap RVs I can find in my area. Looks pretty good to be honest. I'm just trying to get something cheap to live in. Doesn't matter if it's a Ford Ecoline, or this or some studio. Anything to just live a good life.

[sandmanmotorsportsavl]

Thanks for your review!!! I’m 6 foot 4 and was gonna run and buy one but came across this review and your video severed me well

[trismahaffay]

Great video! Love the detail on this little RV.

[deandee]

glue some padding and outdoor vinyl in a diamond tuck pattern at the head shock areas, side and bottom

[fastheartmartvideos]

Thank you for this excellent video! How much did it cost you to update that real axle from the "fake dually"?