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What's the difference?

June 08, 2013, 07:28:57 pm

A recent thread had a link to a 1993 U300 SE. Since we have a 1993 U300 I was curious about what makes a coach an SE. The pictures show a floorplan that is very much like ours, but there are some differences. Ours has a two-bowl stainless steel kitchen sink, and that one had a single bowl Corian (I prefer the two-bowl). Ours has a J-couch (I've been told that our couch was replaced in 98 or so) and that one has a straight couch and a cabinet where the J is. Ours has a joey bed in the basement, and that one doesn't. According to the plans on Barry's site, it looks like the SE versions got a unique floorplan that matches our coach. I don't see anyplace where there is even a reference to our coach being a U300 on the outside, but that other one had U300 SE on the sides at the rear.

So, before I ask the factory, how do I tell?

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Re: What's the difference?

Reply #1 – June 08, 2013, 07:52:44 pm

David,

Think it is a special edition with black decals. I saw one in Petaluma, CA a couple of years ago. They had all the options including AquaHot.

Here is a video of one. Has been repainted. 1993 Foretravel Unihome U300 Special Edition Detroit Diesel 300hp Class A

Pierce

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Reply #2 – June 08, 2013, 10:18:55 pm

That's the one I was referring to. Perhaps the Special Edition signage was added when it was repainted. Interior layout is identical to ours. We don't have AquaHot, though. We also have a 4-burner stove.

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Reply #3 – June 08, 2013, 10:59:02 pm

I remember it looked like a regular U300 but the decals were black instead of red or green and it had SE or U300SE on the side. Looked stock otherwise.

Pierce

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Reply #4 – June 09, 2013, 12:12:16 am

Aquahot wasn't avail on Unihomes to my knowledge.

Special Edition models were a combined group of options at a higher MSRP. Later on there were "designer editions", "limited editions", etc.

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