1999 Sea Breeze

I have a 2002 Sea Breeze and love it. I've had if for two years. The only problem has been that I had to replace the frig.

I also just put new shocks on. I haven't driven it enough since then to know if it rides any better or not. I just figured that it was time to replace the shocks.

wildbill0013
Right now we are pretty stoked let you know after we have it a while.. :-}

we own a 1993 national seabreeze and love it. only problems ever encountered are the ones created by previous owner as he didn`t have a clue as to proper repairs when things needed to be fixed. now that my wife and i have fixed all his blunders we even take it just to go grocery shopping.

Thanks all
1 Navy
1 Marine
And Im Army pushed a few choppers over then Korea just about Everywhere after that..
Who woulda thunk we would last this long and have so much..
Thanks All for your Service even tho it was in the wrong branch.. :-}

Anconn Not sure its a 29 ft. I think they call it a 1290?
454 engine..

1BryNelson wrote:
Command Master Chief. Can I just say wow. OK being wow'ed over and stopping the bowing at your feet. Did 6 yrs Navy OS6. Spent some time on Okinawa with Marines in an Expeditionary Team (tough bunch of boys) for 3 yrs starting in 1972, did a few runs looking for POW's.
When that quit being fun asked to go back to fleet. Spent the rest of my time floating around on west pacs. Find a ship coming out and do a transfer to stay in Orient. Ships belong at sea and it takes "people" (to be gender correct) to keep them there.

Thanks for your service! Semper Fi! I made quite a few west pacs myself over the years. ECT?

What model did you buy. I bought a 2002 8341 SeaBreeze 3 years ago and other than regular maintenance and wear, that's it. We are happy with it.

Sea Breeze was made by National ( no longer in Business) But when they we're they made good RV's enjoy.

Command Master Chief. Can I just say wow. OK being wow'ed over and stopping the bowing at your feet. Did 6 yrs Navy OS6. Spent some time on Okinawa with Marines in an Expeditionary Team (tough bunch of boys) for 3 yrs starting in 1972, did a few runs looking for POW's.
When that quit being fun asked to go back to fleet. Spent the rest of my time floating around on west pacs. Find a ship coming out and do a transfer to stay in Orient. Ships belong at sea and it takes "people" (to be gender correct) to keep them there.

Can't answer your question, but welcome to the forum. Someone
will have your answer before the days over. ECT?