HitchHiker II LS 29.5 FKTG

[RJOL]

Does anyone own one of these:



http://www.nuwa.com/cgi-bin/dbsql-2...ach_year=2006&mh=1&uid=default&template=coach



I'm particularly interested in the quality of the slideouts, the location of the kitchen (any problems), and the bath area. I plan on putting in a stacked washer and dryer in the closet.



Not really interested in other models, at this time. Thanks...

 

[jwduke]

Rick, if it is like anything else NuWa builds, it will be of the highest quality.

 

[BKeence]

Rick,



I have a 1997 Champagne Edition, the slide-outs work very smooth with never a problem even in cold weather. We fulltime in Missouri winters and we stay warm even without storm windows. I highly recommend NuWa's products.

Kitchen in the middle is the only way to go in my opinion. It is nice to be able to have access to it when you stop without putting out any slides. Makes nice for grabbing a sandwich or drink.

You would also have access to the bathroom without moving the slides with the model you are looking at. That is another great PLUS!!!

I have the stacking washer/dryer and it works great. Just make sure you order the dryer that is vented to the outside. Ventless dryers actually use water to dry clothes. Sounds wierd but it's true.

The wife and I drove up to the NuWa plant in Kansas to get a ladder for the back of our rig. We met some very nice people there and they were very helpful.

HTH



Brian

 

[Forrest]

That's a great floor plan. Our specs for the next one is rear lounge, under 30', 2 slides minimum & entertainment center forward, not on the sides.



This baby has all of that. No doubt it has tons of exterior storage too. Nuwa is quality alright & lots of insulation.



Enjoy.





Forrest

 

[Diesel&Donuts]

I have a 98 Hitchhiker II with 2 slides. I've never had a problem with the slides or even the seals around the slides.



Harold