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What Kind of Wood?

What kind of wood was used in a 2002 U320? Is it Hickory? Cherry?
thanks,
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Rick & Deborah Webster
2002 3610 U320 #5964
2014 Jeep Wrangler Sahara JKU- 'Copperhead'
Richland Chambers Lake, East Texas

Re: What Kind of Wood?

Reply #1 –
I'm fairly sure the 2 standard offerings (for the U320) were cherry or walnut.  Oh, and possibly maple.

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2000 U320 36' non-slide / WildEBeest Rescue
2003 U320

Re: What Kind of Wood?

Reply #2 –
Ours is walnut, but the finish has taken on a reddish tint since being new.  Hard to tell it is not cherry in some spots ... at least to my untrained eye.  The new closet doors, which were stained in walnut, have a rather different color.  Thankfully, it is not too noticeable in the bathroom ... and they will change with time.
Carol & Jeff Savournin
Usta have a '93 U225 36', Usta have a '95 U320 40', Usta have a '02 U320 40'
Usta have a 2006 Born Free, Usta have a 2011 Phoenix Cruiser
Usta have a 2012 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited 4dr
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Re: What Kind of Wood?

Reply #3 –
Cherry and Walnut I believe.  The walnut will lighten and the cherry will darken over time.  When I replaced a couple interior doors I just put the doors on the picnic table for a day and they were the same color.  I think the 03 late 02 had the designer series and they had maple and it was an option after that.
2025 Wanderbox Outpost 32 on F600 Expedition Motorhome
2015 Born Free Royal Splendor on Ford 550 nonslide version  for sale
Former Coaches  covering. 360,000 miles
1999 34 U270
2000 36 U320
2001 42' double slide U320
2018 Jeep Rubicon

Re: What Kind of Wood?

Reply #4 –
Curley Maple, I think is the very nicest, light, you do not need lights to walk around. Unlike some dark wood, such as the now favorite "Booga-Looga(?) wood, very dark.
Nice to have a choice when you have one built.
Dave M