One of the biggest advantages of the Sunrader is its one-piece molded fiberglass body, which is much more resistant to leaks than traditional wood-framed RVs with rubber roofs. Combined with the legendary Toyota 22RE engine, it's one of the most sought-after compact motorhomes ever built.

The legendary 1987 Sunrader Classic is one of the most desirable and collectible compact motorhomes ever built. Constructed on the dependable Toyota one-ton chassis and powered by the famous 22RE 2.4L fuel-injected 4-cylinder engine, these coaches have earned a reputation for outstanding reliability, excellent fuel economy, and low maintenance costs. Unlike most RVs of its era, the Sunrader features a one-piece molded fiberglass body, virtually eliminating the roof leaks and structural problems commonly found in conventional stick-built motorhomes. Clean, original Sunraders have developed a loyal cult following and continue to increase in value every year.

At just under 21 feet long, the Sunrader is easy to drive, park, and store while providing everything you need for comfortable travel. Inside you'll find a functional kitchen, dinette, sleeping accommodations, bathroom, and smart storage throughout, making it perfect for weekend getaways or cross-country adventures. Whether you're looking for a classic camper, a dependable travel companion, or an appreciating collector's RV, the Toyota Sunrader offers timeless design, exceptional durability, and legendary Toyota dependability that few compact motorhomes can match.

• Chassis: Toyota Motor Corporation (Japan)
• Engine: Toyota 22RE 2.4L fuel-injected 4-cylinder 
• Transmission:  automatic
• Camper body: Sunrader Manufacturing (California, USA)
• Fiberglass shell: One-piece molded fiberglass, one of the biggest reasons Sunraders are so desirable today.
• Length: 21 ft (252 in)
• Overall Width: 7 ft 2 in (86 in)
• Overall Height: 8 ft (96 in)
• Interior Headroom: 6 ft 2 in
• Wheelbase: 137 inches  Toyota 1-ton chassis
• Toyota 22RE 2.4L fuel-injected 4-cylinder
• Rear-wheel drive
• 6-lug full-floating rear axle
• Fuel Tank: 27 gallons
• Fresh Water: 18.5–21 gallons (varies slightly by floorplan)
• Propane Tank: Approximately 20 lb (about 4.7 gallons)
• Water Heater: 6 gallons
• Holding Tanks: Approximately
  • Gray Water: 15 gallons
  • Black Water: 15 gallons
  • Sleeps 2–4 people
  • Rear dinette converts into a bed
• Cab-over bunk sleeping area
• GVWR: Approximately 5,800–6,000 lb