While any other Sunline model could be modified for a wheelchair, this model was built specifically for wheelchair use and had a built in wheelchair lift. On Friday November 10, 2006, Sunline management announced to all employees that the company would be shutting down after 42 years. Many of Sunline's employees stayed to finish building as many trailers as they could with the supplies they had. News spread quickly around the industry, and many dealers acted fast to buy up completed trailers, despite a lack of factory warranty. Chapter 7 bankruptcy was filed for Sunline Coach Company on December 6, 2006 and was approved by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania on December 29, 2006. Following the closure and bankruptcy, auctioneer Myron Bowling liquidated the company's assets. On April 17, 2007, Myron Bowling held an auction on site. Following the auction and liquidation, the property was sold. Sunline's intellectual assets were listed on eBay for a few months in 2007, shortly after the closure  In the 1990s, the Sunliners and Sunline Pioneers were born as camping groups of exclusively Sunline owners, primarily in Pennsylvania. These groups were small and mostly dissolved by the 2000s. SunlineClub.com was born August 2, 2006, as a new, free enthusiast site. It was never associated with the company and was slow to grow initially. The site was a very basic forum format, utilizing phpBB code. The site gained significant membership that November when news spread about Sunline's closure. SunlineClub.com was acquired by Social Knowledge LLC in 2010 who continues to own and operate it today. Today, Sunline Club has become a large camping group, with various rallies around the country. An annual large rally is held at Buttonwood Campground in Mexico, Pennsylvania, with a record of 52 Sunlines in attendance in 2009. The website has a huge technical database of Sunline resources and almost 10,000 members. In 1997, Pennsylvania Cable Network (PCN) did a segment on Sunline as part of their PCN Tours series to feature local businesses around Pennsylvania. The tour was featured on TV, and then available for purchase on VHS or DVD. On April 30, 2017, a Sunline was featured in the local news when a large tree fell on the trailer at Oma's Family Campground in Colerain Township, killing a 10-year-old girl sleeping inside. The trailer was a 1996 Sunline Solaris T-2652.