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If I was spending $150K+ on an Airstream I'd take that extra 22 minutes to know more about it...

Having watched the other one, it seemed to be more instructive as an intro to being a new owner, rather than a sales type like this one.

Uh those other videos go through the entire trailer inside and out and point out every single feature that's available, that's why they're longer. Duh.

You're very welcome! Stay tuned for more 2021 walk throughs coming soon. Happy trails.

Don’t leave the dealership without checking everything. Take your time

Mfhairstream thank you for the suggestion. It is a big purchase. I don’t want us to be overwhelmed with happiness that we get blinded with the good things. We will take our time. Dealer said it should be ready by November. Thanks again!!!

That is a beautiful rig! Enjoy it and safe travels! I’ll be satisfied with my Basecamp. 😎

Congrats on a beautiful rig. May I ask, what are you pulling it with? Guess would be some kind of Ford? LOL....

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Ditto!

Same here ! 👍😊

Thanks Greg! Glad you appreciate it. Our sales number is 817-882-6610.

@@AirstreamofDFW Thank you for the number. Oh; what is the gross weight in regards what I would need to tow it efficiently.

@@gregsimpson621 Gross weight is 10,000 lbs. You'll need a 3/4 ton truck to tow.

Won’t fit into National Parks.

@@golightly5121 didn’t want to hear that. Got to change that rule. I’m wondering what I just stated is doable? Since the Airstream won’t be ready till late September, l will see if there is something that woul increase the size they might allow. Who made that rule anyway?

It's missing more than that.

The kitchen sink is very deep and we haven't had any issues with the bathroom sink and splashing. My hubby and I have date night every night in ours (really!). The neighbors probably laugh their heads off watching us trudge across the yard every evening with our dinner to climb in our 2020 33' FBQ Classic. It is like going to a movie theater. My hubby loves it for football season as well--and so do I! LOL.

200k with tax and a few needed options. Plus another 50k for a decent truck. Your looking at a quarter of a million. Nice toy though.

I would never want an RV manufacture to try and put a Wi-Fi system in an RV... Wi-Fi (I'm not talking about the internet that the Wi-Fi would connect to, just the Wi-Fi) is too easy to do yourself and since this stuff changes so much I would be switching it out for something different every few years anyways. The hardest thing to accomplish in a connected RV is getting internet to the RV for the Wi-Fi to connect to... and since there are so many options for internet service, which all change and update often, what would the RV manufacture install in there for people... A Wi-Fi extender to connect to campground Wi-Fi? A cell signal buster to connect to cell network? A Starlink antenna? Or how about complete closed Wi-Fi system connected to 4G Cell like you see in vehicles and then in 5 years it would still be using the same out of date cell technology and you cannot do anything to upgrade it, like my 2015 SUV with 3G that would have to sell and buy a new vehicle in order to upgrade it to 4G or 5G. Since Airstreams are so well built and last so long people often keep them for a long time which makes factory installed technology like this pointless, in my opinion... if people want a connected RV they would be better off doing it themselves or have a professional install it for them so they can tailor the system to fit their needs and hopefully make the system easily upgradeable in the process. Why should the Blue-Ray be changed out? Especially in RV's Blue-Rays are very nice to have since you don't always have access to internet for streaming and they are easier to understand and operate for people who are not tech savy... plus a lot of Blue-Ray players have USB ports for other media like downloaded movies. Also, just because you have a Blue-Ray player doesn't mean you cannot hook up other devices like a nVidia Shield TV, Fire TV, or Apple TV... some of which have apps where you can download movies to watch off-line. As for the projector... projectors are nothing like Projection TV's of the past and if you think projectors that are available today are not state-of-the-art then you obviously have not done any research on projectors. Just like TV's there is wide range in performance and price for projectors... you can get 8K projectors that rival the quality of OLED TV. There is a reason why people use projectors in high end home theaters. Projectors do have a down side though and that is their brightness especially in lower end projectors. So using a projector in a bright room is not going to be as nice to watch, which is why this RV has those automatic darkening shades. But the benefit to a projector is they take up way less space and if they would have put a flat screen TV in this coach instead, you would either loose the window behind the screen or the cabinets below the screen. I have no idea what the quality of the projector they put in there is but I'm guessing on a $170,000 coach it is probably a pretty good one.

@@jam471975 Excellent points and exactly what I was thinking. Your comments are so spot on! Thank you!!!

We have a 2020 33’ Classic FB with the queen. The projection TV with Bose surround sound system is like being in a movie theater-only better. We’ve been having ‘date night’ with dinner and a movie every night since we bought. We traded the Blue Ray player with an upgraded model (same brand only with WiFi) and added both Apple TV and Prime with no issues. I use both the desk area and the dining table which is power adjustable for my work. The drawer next to the desk holds an all-in-one printer. We also added a fully-automatic washer with spin dryer in the closet which drains through the bathroom sink (all hidden so no worries about hoses, etc). It works fabulously as that was one big concern we had. We changed out the house batteries and added lithium batteries ourselves which lightened the tongue weight, weighs less, and gives us more power. The tow vehicle needs to be able to handle a max. 1175 tongue weight and 10K trailer. We have a weight distribution, added air bags and upgraded tires and pull our AS with a 2013 5.7L Toyota Tundra with the Tow/Haul feature on. You can’t even tell it is back there. We’ve taken it to the CAT Scales for weighing and even loaded with everything we need, have not maxed out the trailer weight.

@@sesmithfl excellent information! Thank you!!

@@sesmithfl What a great post! I'd be interested in the W/D you have. Care to divulge what model it is? Thanks!

Can you even IMAGINE the STENCH of odors in the ceiling and wall upholstery after pooping, cooking, farting, in an 8' by 33' living space after about 5 years? Ewwww!!! Walk into a five year old Casita (upholstery everywhere) and take a deep breath ;-)

You know what...that makes sense. This has everything but a washer/dry. At this price point it is just something I would expect.

Possibly in the entertainment area, it would require a shorter couch / chair plus electric outlet

No

Yes, you can add a washer/spin dryer. We added one to our 2020 Classic 33 FBQ. It is a fully automatic washer with spin dryer. I have a small USB fan that I use to hang the damp clothes up in the bathroom to finish drying them. This model fits perfectly in the closet. I’ve washed dozens of loads using it. It is quiet, doesn’t shake the AS, can fit a full set of queen size sheets/quilted bedspread, or a regular load of clothes. We were able to add power in the closet and the drain connects under the bathroom sink. We ran the hose under the wall without drilling. We did add a drain pan under the washer for peace of mind. The model washer we installed: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078MGY2CS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Please note that you should really only use it when you have full hookup. Having a washer/dryer was a big sticking point with us. It cost around $400 to install.

@@sesmithfl best news. I’m sending your comment to my salesperson to see if they will install the washer/dryer when I pick up the trailer. Such a long waiting period. Late September.

Usually options=upgrades. Like a car that comes with cloth seats standard but you can get "optional" leather seats for an additional cost. With the Airstream there aren't price tiers of options. Like basic appliances or optional stainless steel. All the choices are the same price. You just choose your preference.

Depends on your vehicle. Contact the dealer of your vehicle.

3/4 ton diesel would be between 9-13mpg at best on highway

Do not go any lower than a 250/2500 series of any truck. Some Tundras can but I would not chance it. Not on a 33. And no worries for the MPG, no one buys a truck for the MPG

You probably can buy/ import it if you really want to. There are some reasons not to do it, however. Firstly, you will need a car with a huge vertical towing capacity (the wheels of this airstream are more to the back of the trailer than those of European models which increases the pressure on the towbar). Secondly, the electricity must be completely changed because the European campsites only offer up to 16 amps generally and have different connections. Thirdly, this trailer is just too big to drive through Europe. I travel with an Airstream 684, which is airstream's European model. The size of it is comparable to a 25 ft. US model and that's already too big for some roads in for example Italy. You can check out airstream-germany.de for more info on the European models

MSRP: $173,550

So they could name it ''IGLOO ''. YES, IF MONEY IS NO OBJECT, LOL

You'd take away the open concept

MSRP: $173,300

Wow. Beautiful. Too bad it’s so expensive. My house on an acre didn’t cost that much. 😬

Realize that dealers have to post the MSRP. But you will find that RV dealers negotiate better than say a car dealership.

@@overton1963 That is because nobody wants to live there

@@sarahann530 really? I live in Florida. Unfortunately too many from the northeast like to come retire here and ruin it with their liberal ideas. 😠

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$173K

You sure can! It's a smart projector, you can install apps like Netflix on.

Its an Airstream so easily over 100k. Probably around 120-130k for this model I'm guessing

@@Trainy2 I wish it was around 120-130K. The starting MSRP on this baby is $171,900. Sticker shock, but my dream rig.

@@shestudios That's MSRP, but I was tghinking what the sale price likely is. You can usually take like 25-30 percent off the MSRP at dealers.

3/4 Ton Diesel. Due to the heavier tongue weight.

@@AirstreamofDFW thank you