It's OK To Cry! 2024 NuCamp TAB 320 & 400 Teardrop Comparison Tour | Beckley's RVs

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Experience the timeless charm of the TAB 320 S, the iconic teardrop trailer that revolutionizes compact camping while ensuring you have all the essential amenities. This camper boasts a galley kitchen, a convenient wet bath, and a versatile U-shaped dinette that effortlessly transforms into a cozy sleeping space. Whether you're embarking on a short weekend escape or an extended camping expedition, the TAB Teardrop Camper provides everything you need for a delightful and comfortable camping experience. Embrace the allure of minimalist camping without compromising on functionality with the TAB 320 S.
The TAB 400 is the ideal choice if you're drawn to the unique shape of teardrop trailers but require extra space. This versatile trailer offers a comfortable dinette, a dedicated queen-size bed, a spacious wet bath, a galley kitchen, and ample storage. One thing that sets it apart is the option to have a hidden bunk, easily accessible when needed and cleverly concealed when not in use. This makes the TAB 400 perfect for small families or grandparents who enjoy occasional camping trips with their grandchildren. With its comprehensive features, the TAB 400 truly becomes your home on wheels.
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[@patriciamarkham6999]

I like both but since I am handicapped, the frig in the 400 is in a better position for me to get in it. I don't like the sink in the 400. I like the cassette toilet better in the 320. That way I don't have to use a chair in order to empty the tanks. I don't care about a shower. I can always take a shower at a campground or spend 1 night at a motel, if necessary. I would need an electric Jack & stabilizers. I can't bend down very well. Companies who make rvs,camping trailers, etc need to consult with people like me who would love to camp, in order to make some trailers more handicap-friendly. It wouldn't take much to do so & probably not cost anymore either. I would love to help out.

[@dalechannel2156]

400 👍

[@colinvespa]

400 I like, would love to look at one in Ca.

[@BeckleysRV]

Thanks for watching! Try locating one through nuCamp's site: nucamprv.com/find-a-dealer

[@ajfromca]

The one main thing I would have wanted to see, is someone taller standing up on the 320 which is something specifically skipped in this video. I myself am also 6’1”.

[@BeckleysRV]

You caught me! That's why I did most of the video sitting down - I'm crouching the whole time. I'll make a note next time we do one of these 320 models to stand up. Thanks for watching!

[@Jezidka]

Not a fan of the circle sink (not big nor deep enough) under the sink would be better if the shelves could rotate 360. Ive said this before and I'll say it again, the bed frame needs to be adjustable for height for more storage underneath, the shower has improved except the door (please use sliding door) I would add a clothesline in the shower to dry clothes. I plan on also adding a table that can fold into the outside trailer walls so I have more room to cook or clean tools outside. (Again the table will need to have pegs to adjust height to level) Just some upgrades I believe would make the TAB 400 more better

[@BeckleysRV]

Great suggestions! Thanks for watching.

[@johnnyserratt6176]

Mike why are there no prices

[@BeckleysRV]

There are soooooo many different packages/options, along with the industry making changes what seems like every month now, we try to at least give you the feel of the RV. Then when you are ready to pursue one, have you chat with our sales team members to discuss inventory availability, possible options, etc. We have some spring specials, check out our website to get you started with pricing: www.beckleysrvs.com/product-nucamp-rv Thanks for watching!

[@mattmartin2858]

Will a 2017 Tacoma TRD Off Road actually tow the Tab 400 over the Rocky Mountain grades? That would be my biggest decision on purchasing. I won’t be buying a bigger truck…

[@BeckleysRV]

Really depends on your right foot and patience. lol We have tons of RV buyers with a Toyota powered V6 like yours. It's doable, however, you will be in a much lower gear, reducing your speed, greatly reducing your fuel economy of course, and adding time to your overall trip. Some of our guys that work here have your tow vehicle and they pop down into 2nd gear when towing 3,500#, running about 30-40mp, while going up a 13 mile grade at 6%. Let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks for watching!

[@dennishenderson6988]

@BeckleysRV I appreciate your honesty. 2nd gear or sub 40mph on a 6% grade….Yikes. That was my main concern with this otherwise excellent trailer.

[@BeckleysRV]

@@dennishenderson6988 Most welcome! And to take it further, it's all relative - the bigger the truck, the bigger RV and that combo will still have the same dynamics. So, being optimistic, the RV lifestyle is for many, about "slowing" down. If this is your dream, plan for taking your time and enjoy the scenery slowly. Good luck in your search!

[@jeffbowers3931]

I drive 2017 SR5 Toyota 4 Runner and live in NC. I'm a little concerned about the 400 weight.

[@BeckleysRV]

Hi, this is Mikey B. I own a 2020 4Runner myself and have used to tow many campers of similar specs. Tows great for me! I am down in 3rd gear, obviously, a bunch more, and, I typically get around 9-10mpg when towing compared to my normal 16-17mpg. We welcome test tows, if you're in our area, let's give it a try!

[@user-bu7ko2or8e]

Ok, obviously the 400 is a way better option.

[@tgmoney6358]

The price is such a turn off.

[@BeckleysRV]

So are our iPhone prices, but we still buy them, don't we!?! Thanks for watching!

[@danunger3240]

Only crying is due to their overpriced MSRP.

[@BeckleysRV]

Good thing we don't sell these at MSRP then....you can save a tear if you purchase with us 👊 Thanks for watching!