2005 Seabreeze 8375LX

[Rick Johnson]

I am new to this forum. I am looking at 2005 Seabreeze 8375LX 12k miles great shape most options dealer asking 59,900. I was wondering if anyone has any comments on this motor home or has owned one. I am a little concerned that it is 37 foot and be too much motor home for gas engine and if the price is in line.

Thanks Rickj

[Jeepster47]

Rick,

Is the Seabreeze on a Workhorse W22 chassis and how many slides?

Ed

[two2go]

IMO, if the empty weight is under 20k # honest (no goods or liquids in) you will be OK. That is what ours weighed (19.6) and the W22 has been adequate. What is the wheelbase? Hopefully more than 228", so the handling is OK. Too much rear overhang can cause wandering or wagging. More ft of length can just be more air space and not much more weight. The LX does add some options, so the empty weight is the main concern.

[Rick Johnson]

Ed

Thanks for the response, yes it is w22 with 8.1 chev engine,3 slides.

Thanks Again

[Rick Johnson]

twotogo

Thanks for the response, not sure on the weight and wheelbase , but I will check it out.

Thanks Again For The Heads Up

[Richard S.]

The link below should help, you need to look at the 04 seabreeze, no info on the 05 and the 8375 was not a option in 06. wheel base 242 22,000 chassis

National RV Archives

[WSRG]

The 2005 8375 is built on the W24 chassis with a 24000 GVW and a combined weight rating of 30000 lbs. The wheelbase is 242". The W24 chassis also has the Allison 2100 MH trans with the push button shift console. This National coach is the only one in 2005 that is built on the W24 chassis.

Hope this helps.

Bill

[Rick Johnson]

WSRG

Thanks, I am learning a lot, is it a good thing to have a w24 and does perform like they say it will.

Thanks Again

[Richard S.]

Owners guide for 2005 gas coach at link below, go to post #5

http://www.irv2.com/forums/f105/nati...ion-55152.html

[Rick Johnson]

Richard

Thanks Again,I will check it out.

[kenscomet]

We have a 37ft. with 3 slides and love it, it is on a W24 chassis with no problems. I think that if it is in good shape and taken care of that you can't go wrong National built a great motorhome, Hope this helps