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Not a Seaview owner , but have owned a 2000 Tropical and now have a 2001 Tradewinds Both have a fiberglass roof and both have very similar build quality on the interior.The diesel has some ceramic tile flooring and a bit more bay storage being on the bigger chassis, but most everything else is very similar between the two as far as the "house side" is concerned. Both have steel frame construction and quality furniture ect...I would think the Seaviee would be built to the same standards, and would be a good coach....I would buy another National product without hesitation.
I have a 2001 Sea View 8310 bought it new now has 140,000 miles on it what would you like to know. Send me a PM with your e-mail address and any questions.
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2001 Sea View 31' F53 1 slide 8310 133,000+mi
2012 Jeep Liberty Smi stay and play Duo brake system
Security by Bentley, KF6HCH, God Bless
Hi, I have a 2000 sea view 8310 also. Bought it in 2020 and am very happy with it. After a 2 and a half month trip I'v e begun renovating it. I have a tire pressure question that I've received different answers. My tires are from 2018. What's posted says psi should be 85 for all 6 tires. The tires themselves says max pressure is 125 psi. Some say I should have them at 100 psi cold. Others say keep them at 85. What do you recommend?
We had a 2000 8331 SeaView that we bought new in 2000. The coach was awesome and took us up and down the east coast several times. I believe when we sold it we had somewhere around 60K on it. Drivetrain was still running strong. We had the coach for around 15yrs…..
The worst part of the coach was the cracking of the compartment doors. I actually though it was a good idea because of no rusting. Never thought about cracking when we purchased it. I still remember some things about the coach and may be able to answer questions.
We sold it when we decided to go full time and live in our current Anthem.
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Paul and Diane
2017 Entegra Anthem 44B
‘05 Toyota Tacoma- ‘19 Harley-Davidson Roadglide Ultra
I also have a SeaView 8310. It is a 1999 with the V-10. Had an issue with Body flex and windshield breakage, also the Transmission was shifting weird until I modified the harness by landing 7 ground wires to the chassis. A bit low on power but we love the layout. Search my user name for modifications that I made. Did you end up purchasing it?
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Current -1999 31' National Seaview V-10 Ford
Past - many
I also have a SeaView 8310. It is a 1999 with the V-10. Had an issue with Body flex and windshield breakage, also the Transmission was shifting weird until I modified the harness by landing 7 ground wires to the chassis. A bit low on power but we love the layout. Search my user name for modifications that I made. Did you end up purchasing it?
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