t320sr

sunnyseagull · 02-14-2009, 04:21 PM

hi all I am kind of interested in finding a 320sr but I wanted to know if anyone on here currently has one and so of the pros and cons of it, I currently have t264sr whcih is very simular but with out the bunks I have seen to many for sale or even on the road or in a campground so any infor would be appricated thanks Dan

**Tweety** · 02-14-2009, 05:05 PM

Can't answer your question but...you live in Shillington? I live right off the Mohnton exit of 222. Wonder if I've ever run into you at Lowes

**Sunline Fan** · 02-14-2009, 06:10 PM

My trusty database allowed me to do a "ctrl-F" to find 320SR's. I had completely forgotten and it reminded me of this one that's brand new:

http://www.wtfamily.com/rv-new_unit_listing.html

My local dealer here has a '99, but that's quite a hike for you.

Jon

jsms264 · 02-14-2009, 07:44 PM

Why are you getting rid of your 264? I am in the process of purchasing a 05 264. Are you just in need of a different floor plan? Is there something specific you dont like with your 264? Sorry I know your asking pros/cons on the 320, and i'm turning the tables on you.....please forgive me....but any information would be great.

By the way, Imperial Trailer Sales in Troy, NY has a 2005 T-325 SR, dont know how much different it is from a 320. I'm new here, so I am still learning Sunlines floor plans!

**Sunline Fan** · 02-14-2009, 08:00 PM

Here's the 320:

rich2500 · 02-15-2009, 06:50 PM

hey Dan how are you and the family,before we bought our 267 we checked out some 320sr"s, very nice unit but that's alot of camper to drag around,atleast more then I wanted to drag around,I assume your looking for something with bunks,have you considered a 276 sr,they seem to be alot easier to find and a very similar floorplan to the 320 sr and it would be a good match up for the excursion(I see you got rid of the suburban ).

**Sunline Fan** · 02-15-2009, 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by rich2500

have you considered a 276 sr,they seem to be alot easier to find and a very similar floorplan to the 320 sr and it would be a good match up for the excursion

I agree, I wouldn't want to pull anything much longer than what I have with the current setup. I wouldn't mind a 320SR with a diesel, but that extra weight and frontal area kills the V10 on the hills. Maybe it would be doable with a 4:10 or 4:30 rear, if you have that. I certainly wouldn't do it with a 3:73.

Jon

sunnyseagull · 02-16-2009, 06:34 PM

hi all sorry it took me so long to get back , hey Rich we are all doing fine thanks for asking, as far as why I am looking it is for the bunks , I love my 264 but it dosent have the bunks , the wife and I haggeled for three week when we order the 264 I wanted the 276sr ,but she won that battle and now I am regreting not getting the bunks because the boy are older now and they want them, the 320 is very simular to the 264 but with bunks , as far as the towing part I have an excursion so thats not an issue I have also been look at the 317sr with the triple bunk I found an 04 aat keystone rv somewhere near Maryland border, they want 19,900 for it , I ll probly just keep what I have I am still pretty up side down in it . and on to the next thing I may have run into you at lowes but I dont know but maybe we will meet soon I dont know if there is any sites left for the m&g in june but I ve been thinking of going just on the fence I was invited to the OBX that week for free to stay in a house on the beach .so as soon as the wife and I make up our minds , any way thanks for all the replys take care happy camping Dan

sunnyseagull · 02-16-2009, 06:37 PM

Hey tweety I live near the wawa in shillington

**Sunline Fan** · 02-16-2009, 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by sunnyseagull

as far as the towing part I have an excursion so thats not an issue

I wouldn't jump to conclusions on that. I've towed both mine and a close to probably 11,000#, 1400# tongue weight 30' toy hauler, and they have drastically different handling features. Very much similar, but also very different. I'd suggest talking to the dealer about "test-towing" a new coach on the highway if you can before you jump into it, just to see what you're up for. You would be going from a 8600 GVWR and 845# dry tongue weight coach to a 10,000 GVWR and almost 1000# dry tongue weight if you went to a 317 or 325SR. The 276SR is about the same weight as what you currently have.

I'm not sure how many passengers would normally ride in your Ex, but that must be taken into account too. Depending on your axle ratio, this will be subtracted off from the 9600 or 11,000 tow rating. These ratings are usually measured with only one person in the vehicle.

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Originally Posted by sunnyseagull

I dont know if there is any sites left for the m&g in june

There's plenty! Feel free to make reservations any time...if you are close to the actual time, you'll just get put on the river side instead if nothing is left in the upper part. There's plenty of space now that the new part opened.

Jon

kanyonkitty · 02-16-2009, 08:07 PM

HI Dan,

I'm not far from Keystone RV in Maryland, so I'd be glad to run up there and take a look at that '04 for you, if you'd like me to. I could even take pictures for you

Kitty

sunnyseagull · 02-17-2009, 01:17 PM

hi kitty thank you thats very nice of you but I am not sure that I would be able to get out of my 264 I am up side down in that . as my wife keeps telling me its just an itch and I should just wait and it will go away once we get out and camp in our current trailer LOL! I will keep you posted though and if things would sway that way I may take you up on that offer thanks Dan .

sunnyseagull · 02-17-2009, 01:53 PM

Hi jsms264 I am sorry I didnt get back to you with your question there is not wrong with the 264 it is a great floor plan I just would like bunks for my boys . it is very open for a 27 ft trailer there is lots of room , we also camp with two big dogs so the open area is nice to have when were all inside at night or in bad weather so good luck with you new one if you have gotten it happy camping Dan