I agree with Bubtoofat and would not get the pass through window next time.
We had them put in a "Euro" sink" -single, round, glass top and tip up.down faucet. My wife likes it, I would rather a double for wash and rinse operations.
I find the ladder on the back useless as it climbs right up the the bath plastic vent. If I have to go on the roof I'll go through the big Heki vent over the bed.
Tall as I am I would like a bubble top on the bath so that with the raised floor out and the bubble in place I could have about 7 feet as I am 6"8".
Love the Northstar 6'8" ceiling height.
I too would change out the back door window with its bathroom type glass to a clear one and a shade. If someone bangs on the door in the night I would like to be able to shine a light in their face and identify them ( or let them show me their badge before I open the door. )
The LED lights are great. We don't need as many as they provided but no complaints really.
I added middle shelves to the two closet like cabinets to gain the kind of storage we prefer. we don't really hang anything up.
We swapped out the dinette table that fits as the middle bed section for a shorter table as we don't use the bed there and wanted the room in the middle of the camper. With no slide outs it is hard for us to pass by each other but I wouldn't trade it for the space of a slideout with the extra weight and more potential problems. I like to be able to get in and out of the camper at any time on the road, use the bath, grab a soda from the fridge etc.
I think I would pass on getting the TV antenna next time. It rarely picks anything up in our travels and if we are near a town we can usually find a campground with cable. Besides, we broke the antenna off on a low overhang.
I just put the camper on the truck today and I am so looking forward to season 2 in our Northstar. We spent 90 days in it in season 1.
