Sounds like heaven!

Why don't you live there anymore?

That sounds great. I love Airstreams.

I would love to see pictures of that. I’d love to live in a place like that. Sounds beautiful

Pretty dumb, huh...and he keeps repeating it... these are also known as motor homes. And it made me watch because there are so many great mobile (prefab) homes now.

Drove me nuts, too. I think they confuse neophytes so they can move them up from the camper or tiny trailer they want and they'd take out every weekend to something big they can't afford and never use.

Thats because they want people to live in these.

It's probably A.I.

I agree. The best part; the part I'm most curious to see is the INSIDE of these tiny homes, campers, etc. I quit watching after the second one (#19) when they just kept endlessly showing outside views from different angles.

It’s so you can pay more while not realizing it at first 😂😂😂 this with what we are going through right now is the lost American Dream lost in translation and maybe give some to all the homeless vets living on the pavement!

@@AliciaandChilibut the government does not need to fund it. Many people would contribute to this cause. From a dollar to 1000.00. Most people in our country are sick of what is going on and there is so much grift going on just one of these built by our government it would cost at least a million, then you would get just a toilet with maybe a door.

Thank goodness, another person who understands the accuracy of words.

I have a feeling they are using the term mobile to mean movable and not by the way we have always known as the standard “mobile home”.

I think they might have translated literally from German and other European languages. Possibly the video was made for a European audience. Are there Americans who need to have explained what an AIRSTREAM is? Not too many, I’d think. On the other hand, the 5th wheel camper needs to be explained to Europeans, I believe they’re completely unknown here. An RV (recreational vehicle, camper etc) in Germany is called “Wohnmobil” or sometimes “Reisemobil” Wohnmobil translates into mobile home. Travel trailers are called Caravans or Wohnwagen. The tiny homes movement has just started in Germany (taking little baby steps) and other European countries. What is called a “mobile home” in USA, a flimsy prefab house transported in sections and mostly set up in mobile home parks (trailer parks) are unknown in Europe, one only sees them in American movies. PS: They have lots of prefab houses in Germany, but these are totally different from American mobile homes. German prefab homes are assembled on the building site with prefab walls, mostly made of concrete which have electrical ducts etc already in the walls, and are usually finished within a few weeks or months (with finishing the inside) rather than taking a year and longer to finish like a standard German house. These prefab German houses (Fertighaus) also last a lot longer than an American mobile home.

I did because they could be "moved".

This is probably produced by China, if so they won’t know the difference between travel trailers vs mobile homes, etc.

Shut up bitch!

@shecat1964, no inside of any showed the inside. He made one half of a video.

I also have pictures of the roses she grew around said abode….as part of my early childhood it was one of the few times I felt joy and safe. We were always close wrote letters and such. Even when she retired to Indianapolis I visited her often, spent a summer with her, she was always my hero, I was with her when she died and she lives with me still.

Sad but true , but no one can afford a real home on prices and wages now days

Well, I live in a 30 ft camper, so. It has four rooms and it`s plenty big enough for me. I want to be as far away from humans as possible.

I would agree, however, there are millions of people that actually do live in them as their home. You don't realize it until you live around it. It's not like that I'm the north, for obvious reasons, but in the South, it's prevalent.

​@@baneverything5580Some are nicer than houses nowadays. However, those are priced like a home.

sweet!

😂 Amazon will deliver

@@dtw63 LOL

Geep? Do you mean Jeep?

@@ResinEssenceByCheri lol yes

@@ResinEssenceByCheri 😂

Yes!

And yet they are called 'mobile'.

Agree 💯 percent 😊😊😊

​@dianeyoung2914 because you can travel with them. Also you can move a mobile home for real. You do it when you want to move from one spot to another. It is awesome to watch it being done

A lot of that stuff runs off of propane or electricity, pretty expensive

I close my eyes! ( and -IT COULD BE WAY WORSE!- but I agree

That’s the reason I will never subscribe.

Why do you care what or how people spend their money and enjoy themselves? What a miserable person you must be.

👌👍👍

Plus bugs also fly. 🤣🤣

It's too, dangerous now, and it depends where you go

It was so cute, it's the one I was curious about, not the awkward, non-aerodynamic million-dollar freak shows.

What part of "customise" do you not understand?

Actually, go to any sub division or gated community, and most of the time, the houses all look like the same or are made of the same exterior materials. Same colors, same landscaping, that's truly boring, no individually at all.

I just love them. Great ideas for sustainable living ❤

And maintenance.

Has to appeal to widest audience. Then you can easily decorate to your hearts content.

the first one (The Romatow) you can, it's from New Zealand and we are pretty strict on what can be towed here...

That's why we always had definitions that mattered. Mobile homes were only mobile in that a truck delivered them to a trailer park and they could be moved by said semi if necessary. Otherwise, they stay put. They require special procedures, flags, etc. "Trailers" are what you tow. Simple. Come in all sizes, shapes. Campers are what you put on the back of a truck. And RVs are all-in-one. Some are built on to special truck bodies, some are huge and expand even further. Most are too big for many great recreation areas such as tall mountains, primitive campgrounds, and forest roads. But they make beautiful van conversions that fit anywhere. And no trying to back a trailer between 2 big pine trees... I recommend either a camper or van, tho some of the smallest trailers nowadays rock. Super light, and they include tiny bathrooms... Primitive campground with outhouse or tiny trailer...?

It reduces the *value*, certainly, but I doubt it reduces the price. :-/

Approx 10.5 square feet. bit over 3'x3"

3 feet x 3 feet

In the meantime, just ask google to compute for you. They have a bunch of calculators that will do the work for you.