2025 320 Lite owners

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• EasternJL Member Posts: 80

  April 16

  I was also considering this option, so hoping for feedback as well (though I've all but scratched this model off my list).  I know the dealer close to me has some for sale.  As you mentioned, the storage situation was a big disappointment.  That under seat storage is great, but really only serves to counter the loss of storage with the back (upper) cabinets and the huge loss of storage in the kitchen area (and the open spaces under the kitchen area (assuming its for ventilation) is a head-scratcher-- great for storing dust bunnies- see below). 
  
  On top of that, Nucamp decided to cut more cost and put a small storage bin up front-- which will be full after you add your own propane tank and your own battery.  So, if you don't mind hauling all of your stuff in your tow vehicle, this unit might be for you.  
  
  On the positive side, the simple furnace heater and A/C are a big draw-- especially after all the exhausting posts about Alde glycol options.  
  
  With all this said, this simpler model does get you into a Tab for thousands less than a regular 320 and removes a lot of tech complications that many of us don't want to deal with.  Hopefully some folks will share their experiences over the next few months. I'd love to see an outside video of that furnace kicking on to see how loud it will be.  Hard to imagine it being quiet enough for a tent loop though.
  
  
  
  

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• EasternJL Member Posts: 80

  April 16 edited April 16

  By the way, the Nucamp website page for the 320 Lite still shows the prototype, which had the large bin out front and what I'm assuming was a vent for the A/C.  
  
  And, they appear to be back to using a better quality wood (ply) on the inside of the Lite (as opposed to the "ash" edge-taped stuff they are using in the 320S.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

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