Thanks for the video on the Prevost. Would love to see more when they start the build.

Interesting. Thank you for the tour. TAOD is awesome. Thanks Mark and Andrew. Happy trails!

WOW, there is a huge amount of work to put one of these liberty coaches together! Thanks for the prebuilt tour.

Another amazing video thank you Andrew, the Loucks paint jobs are the best. . Both father and son are incredible artists. Yeah those prevost are really put together and stainless steel so they never rust just incredible. Between the custom paint job and all the work they put on the inside it's no wonder they're worth a couple mill. Have a great day and ias always safe and happy travels to you brother

Love it Andrew! I can't get enough. Thanks for sharing. Always best wishes to you from Austin, Texas.

These coaches are always interesting to see. Just incredible!

AMAZING DETAIL, ABSOLUTE PERFECTION 👌

Thanks for the content. Love this paint work

I work in the shop next door. Saw this one pull in fresh the other day.

Incredible structural integrity on the Prevost. Makes for a very quiet & safe ride. Thanks for the video!!

A ton of work left to do on those! Nice video, you really travel all over the place!!

Wow these buses are bloody great,And Andrew you are in the top 2 for RV related vlogs infact you are number 1

Boy, are those things built! I wasn't expecting the frame to be stainless steel. Thanks for this video, Really learned a lot from this.

Thanks for the wonderfull tour Andrew. Keep up the good work and vids.

Great video work as always. We saw our Harley and Corvette trailer in the background at Sturgis. Briefly, but did give me a smile. Thanks Andrew, love your channel

I would love for you to go to the factory and do a video of how the superstructure is built like you did with Newell

You can see why this is the "Best of the Best". Thanks. :-)))) :-))))

If a person could afford and handle or pay someone to handle...the Prevost with an updated yet traditional cozy Country Coach type interior would be my choice...my problem is I just can not deal with ..lol..laughing at self...I do not like a lot of the ultra modern interiors of the best buses. All this being said..I saw a good price on a barely used appx 10 year old production Class A that I may have jumped on if I could that day and so appreciate the learning phase...it was a 37 foot bath and a half and I am looking to have friends on different parts of the journey and my dad. Even with a partner..2 toilettes is preferable in a big way...especially after dealing with none and my dad during a septic tank root and find it job last week. Great content Andrew..thanks also for connection to other channels.

Like to see a Newell built from.scratch for comparison. Great job Andrew

Hello Andrew.....enjoy your video's. Do to you know what the outer shell material happens to be? Thanks J.

Cool video my friend stay safe stay healthy and safe travels hope you have a wonderful labor day weekend 🇺🇸🎉🎆

I'm trying to find the Retail Price of a 2023 H3-45 & XL3 Shell. You would think I'm looking for a Top Secret File. Any ideas??

Great vid . Hey Andrew I happen to be in Middlebury IN getting a new car hauler . Where's the best place for me to buy some good 6 volt AGM batteries in town while I'm here for the coach Or maybe someplace heading back east from here. Thanks in advance, preciate you!

De que material son las paredes exteriores?????del vehículo...

So interesting. It seems strange that they finish paint the outside before the interior build work is done. I would think possibility to damage the paint during the build process would be high. Marathon builds their coaches the same way. I own a Tiffin and have toured their factory, they build their coaches then paint at the end of the process. I realize they’re not the same quality but I’d like to know why they do it that way.

Cool video. Is that whole frame made from stainless steel? I also saw the Hot Boat poster on the wall. My wife was a model for them in the 90’s. She got a kick out of seeing it in the video.

The structural frame is stainless. The bottom frame is welded together just like the top frame. All of that is then welded to the main channel frame rails. My Wanderlodge is built the same way.

Can you recommend a paint shop to paint my slides ? I want the continuation stripe on them !

Look's like Liberty specks out their shells a little better than Marathon with insulation already blown in. Cool vid!

Blank Canvas! Whew!!!!!

You should of rolled the cameras longer to get all of the build in. because this area of the build in the life of a coach is foundational type information and it’s rarely ever disclosed. Was the Prevost insulated with 2 pound urethane foam because it matters. Urethane foam is strong and it out performs all other installations on the market. And it’s a good value for you money. It’s front end loaded on cost but they drop down in the heating and cooling bills. and so it’s cheaper to run your AC and your heat. Plus it makes your rig more rigid and squeak free.

Cool...🇺🇸🎉🎆 Have a wonderful labor day weekend stay safe stay healthy!"

Do H3's have engine exhaust through the roof from Prevost or does Liberty do that?

Even in the raw state i still couldn’t afford it. Lol. Fun to watch though. 😎👍

What’s an empty Prevost shell cost new?

I always wonder who these people are with a thumbs down?

Stainless steel

Welcome to Andrews World...🤴

liberty has no X3

To bad stainless steel give off toxic chemicals that cause cancer when its warm to avoid it just give it a candy white paint Or just buy a rv made out of sticks a staples an just drive under 50mph so you don't blow apart an you can have any paint job

All these rich people dropping 40k to build a skoolie would be awesome to buy a empty prevost and build it out.

The information on your videos is great! But lately you’ve been doing some close-ups to the people you’re interviewing it doesn’t look professional you’re too close to their face with the camera just a thought

Very nice. But out of my league.

Ridiculous price. So much suffering in America yet consumers justify spending stupid money on junk that will breakdown, rust, and be worthless eventually. Sad to see the state we are in.

Nice! -- BUT -- Why did they use cheap plywood as a subfloor. Thhat is terrible -- it WILL ROT and ruin. Shouuld be a SYNTHETIC material like the new Airstreams use. I think it is Dupont or 3M that makes it. Never rots or absorbs water. Lasts forever. DUMP THAT plywood junk. It will move, expand, absorb water, rot etc.