Sunseeker or FR3
I was looking at these R V's at the FR website. We hope to order our 1st motor home at this year's Hershey show and was wondering the following. Has anyone here looked at both and then chose the F...
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Thanks to all for the thoughtful replies.
The floor models we are looking at are the Sunseeker 3010ds, and the Forest River FR3 30DS. We are also looking at the Fleetwood Storm 32H and may consider one of the Georgetown 327DS or 328TS if the extra money justifies. That's the beauty of the Hershey show, they will probably have all models on display!
Back to the Sunseeker vs FR3. Note both floor plans are nearly identical.
The plusses on the Sunseeker are: Adzel walls and fiberglass roof, ability to get 4-door fridge, extra sleeping capacity over the cab, separate entry doors for the driver/passenger and as previous poster said, just might get my DW to drive it from time to time.
For the FR3: Available with king sized bed, 360 hp V10 (vs 300 hp for the Sunseeker), extra sleeping capacity over the driver's seats, and the small computer workstation in the passenger's seat.
Why the Storm? I like the ability to turn the lower bunk into a separate sitting area with some privacy and extra sleeping capacity if needed.
Keep the input coming! Can't wait for September as I know we will pull the trigger on a new unit this year.
The floor models we are looking at are the Sunseeker 3010ds, and the Forest River FR3 30DS. We are also looking at the Fleetwood Storm 32H and may consider one of the Georgetown 327DS or 328TS if the extra money justifies. That's the beauty of the Hershey show, they will probably have all models on display!
Back to the Sunseeker vs FR3. Note both floor plans are nearly identical.
The plusses on the Sunseeker are: Adzel walls and fiberglass roof, ability to get 4-door fridge, extra sleeping capacity over the cab, separate entry doors for the driver/passenger and as previous poster said, just might get my DW to drive it from time to time.
For the FR3: Available with king sized bed, 360 hp V10 (vs 300 hp for the Sunseeker), extra sleeping capacity over the driver's seats, and the small computer workstation in the passenger's seat.
Why the Storm? I like the ability to turn the lower bunk into a separate sitting area with some privacy and extra sleeping capacity if needed.
Keep the input coming! Can't wait for September as I know we will pull the trigger on a new unit this year.
