New to RVing Looking at 2020 New Aire

[Ann n Gene]

Congrats![emoji322][emoji322] great choice of coach and dealer. Welcome to both families.

[cucotx]

Congrats on your coach. The New Aire at 35' is a nice rig for enjoying the RV lifestyle. I'm starting to think that may be a better option for my wife and I next year, instead of a planned 40' Dutchstar.

[Charlievette]

Originally Posted by donvidon

I'm ready to submit my Build to a few dealers.
Recommendations for the best ones?

Steinbring in Minnesota. Freedom RV Tucson Az.

[Charlievette]

Originally Posted by donvidon

I appreciate all the comments and suggestions. Here's my situation.
I'm planning on a 3341 because I'll be solo most of the time and I don't want a King bed.
I'm buying new because this will be my first and last RV. I'll turn 89 this year and I'm in perfect health. I have more money than time. I've rented 30' RVs and know what I want.
I'm working on a Build and don't understand some of the options. I assume there's some flexibility with the dealer on details once you're ready to order? I hope the time for delivery won't be real long but I understand it depends on the dealer and the slots they have with the factory?

INot sure if you’ve ordered yet but I owned 2018 3341. My shop Freedom RV was succinct...pit that much stuff in a small coach and your going to have problems. I did and traded it for Dutch Star, which has been flawless.
The New Aire is beautiful and you may not have any problems, but this was my experience. Dutch Star comes in a 37’ .
Pricing you should get at least 26-27% off MSRP.

[donvidon]

I'll get my NA 3543 in February from NIRVC in Dallas. I'm hoping it won't be a problem. They gave me a great price- more than your suggestion. I also chose NIRVC for their service and storage options since I plan to travel internationally when it's possible.

[BuckyII]

Originally Posted by donvidon

I'm a bit overwhelmed by certain options in doing my build for a New Aire 3341. Particularly Storage Trays in the several bays. What do you old timers suggest? I'd like to have all possible storage space.
I don't understand some of the Entertainment and WiFi options. Perhaps I can research this. Suggestions appreciated.
Don

We've had our 3341 for 2 1/2 years, 21,000 miles. I cannot imagine having the coach without the storage trays. Ours are not powered and I have never felt the need for that feature. I am also 75.

[Winemaker2]

Originally Posted by BuckyII

We've had our 3341 for 2 1/2 years, 21,000 miles. I cannot imagine having the coach without the storage trays. Ours are not powered and I have never felt the need for that feature. I am also 75.

Agree
Ours (used) did not have any. Installed a Slide Master 3/4 length in main compartment and live it. Theirs are all alum (lighter and sctually cheaper than steel) and custom built to your dimensions so they maximize storage. I and others not a fan of full length 2 way slides as they limit ht of storage. Better IMO to go 3/4 and have ability to stack higher towards outside.
SlideMasters roll very easy and I do see a need for power either. IMO mix of slide(s) and w /o provides possibly best of both for storage. I dont feel I need / want them in every compartment.

[CZNEDY]

That's a real nice MOHO Don. Congrats on the new purchase. We pick our new Ventana 4037 next week. Can't wait and looking forward to meeting a few Newmar friends at the Tampa RV show in January. Enjoy

[bluefin]

Congratulations on you new rig. You only made one mistake.....getting the queen bed. At the young age of 89 it won't be long before you have two in the bed!

[donvidon]

I hope you're right. Thanks for the encouragement. Actually I'm getting a 3543 which has a King bed. :-)

[bluefin]

Perfect!!!