I'm Canadian. Everyone should have heartwarming pride for their own nation🇨🇦🇺🇸 god bless our nations

I’m from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 but I always try and buy anything that’s made in America 🇺🇸. To me American 🇺🇸 products are the BEST . GOD BLESS AMERICA

Really enjoyed this coming from my manufacturing background. Super clean facility doing high quality work. Love it!

That was interesting. 5 1/2 months to build one. Built with love for sure.

Josh is the Man… He knows his Newell’s. Great ambassador for the brand...

Been watching some other factory tours so had to look this one up. Man what a process! Thx!!

Wow...22 years! Congrats! I'm a 27 year Nissan guy...people who will keep a manufacturing job=rare breed....place looks so nice too. Much respect for that!

Mitchell, I had a big problem watching this video, because my mouth was hanging open the whole time in awe of this company! Thank you so much for sharing this amazing custom factory in Oklahoma!

❤️Newell

Came to watch this after the Mark Martin video. Super cool! Wish I could afford one. Maybe someday. Thanks for the dream!

Neat tour! The company I've worked for the last 13 years builds the suspension components for them. Nixa, Mo

The guy giving out the info is real man...love it...this was super cool video..amazing!!!

Man that’s so awesome to see that they started there and they still there, lots of family workin there and 99% made in AMERICA 🇺🇸🦅 hell yea brother that’s awesome... love the attention to detail even down to the little cutouts having the rubber grommets to protect the wires!! 🤙🏼 loved the video

What a impressive process...American made!! 2 million + it's a lifestyle many will never see, But many can look and dream.

Great informative video. I didn’t want it to end.

Incredible! Good to know people still build quality products. Looks like a great place to work! I’ve been a finish carpenter/painter for 20 years, I love to see people who take pride in their work. Especially fit and finish! Cool video! Thanks for sharing.

If I win the lottery, I am buying one of these fine coaches.

When you see the work and man hours that goes into a build like this ,you can see why the price is actually good value . New subscriber from the U.K. 👍🏻

Nice! We're in the market for a class a either a Prevost or a Newell probably leaning towards a Newell great info 👍

Miami Oklahoma is an interesting place. Low class, and upper class in the same space. Very different.

Wow! what a wealth of information, it astounds me the level of detail, craftsmanship & commitment from these guys. The liberty coach video you made a cameo in 😀 was a beautiful coach. I'm liking the no slide look there's plenty of room in them. A 2005/2006 Liberty/Newell are amazing coaches with plenty to offer without spending a million dollars or more. I know the car building is your passion but you're onto something here people are tuning in because you're doing it right.

When you see how much labor, time, engineering, and materials are involved, it gives you a greater appreciation of the high cost to produce. Prevost conversions, Newell, certainly at the top of the food chain. We have a Wanderlodge. It stacks up very well with anything on the road. Thanks for the video Stapleton. I really enjoyed this one.

Wow - amazing manufacturing process. It's clear that quality is the driving theme behind everything they do. Very impressive. Thanks for the video.

Pretty cool, I watched this movie again and actually saw 1718 in the chassis welding bay and that now happens to be my new coach!

Thanks for this fantastic tour! Not many..if any from inside the Newell factory great job and content! Keep them coming Mitchell thanks.

Your channel is flipping awesome 👌 keep up making 👏 these videos 📹 they are awesome 👌!!!!! Thanks 😊 Brian

Running a little behind. Nice video

Looks like a first-rate organization.

I’ll never have one but it’s an interesting anyway. I like your other content. It’s better than watching gun smoke.

Awesome place. Hopefully someday my wife and I could own one of their creations. 😎👍

It’s funny after your visit at Deans place. Liberty paints the coach at the beginning of the build process and Newell at the end. I can’t imagine a dean paint job damaged and trying to match a panel.

That was amazing what a great company!!!!! Modern day craftsman

Very impressive 👏

That's awesome! I never knew such a cool place was so close to me in NW Arkansas!! Tour was great!

Great tour and quality made , wish I could afford one .

Wow looks like a great product.

Great video I’m new to every and looking for one love the fact they’re American company and factory

Great video brother. Thank you

Been in the RV business for or 30 years back in the eighties I always talked about building in a fire suppression system but all the manufacturers were like nope too costly at the age of 18 i was designing front and rear caps with aerodynamics in mind here in 2020 i see a lot of Fifth Wheels car haulers motor homes burning down and all they have inside of a motorhome is a cheap little fire extinguisher I always talked about putting in a fire suppression system in a motorhome similar to what they use in drag racing now I work in the field of rebuilding floors cabinets you name it we even remodeled Bret Michaels motorhome the lead singer of poison and restoring Airstream travel trailers The Outsiders made it look rough from the 60s 70s and soon as you walk in everything is all modern LED lights flat screen TVs motorized sound systems i don't miss them fast pace production lines back in the 80s we were doing a hundred and twenty class A motorhomes a week 6 days a week 15 hour a day.

I don’t mind that it’s not all made in America, what I do think is awesome is that they do in-house training for tradesmen careers. Tradesmen are an important part of any society. Excellent video and those coaches look beautiful.

Made in USA baby! 🇺🇸

Really cool video. Thanks for the information. I am schooling up on Newell vs Prevost and will probably end up with a Newell. I will fly out to the facility at some point after I studied a bit more.

i never would have guessed i would be interested in seeing a bus being built, i just stumbled onto your channel after watching your escelade on pfi's channel and i wanted to see more of it... anyways, cheers from iceland

The tour guide is so cute 😎

Nice! I have a 92 safari 31' still kikn! A real slow kick but I love it! Takes me and the family everywhere we want to vaca 💪

Good job Josh I enjoyed the video.

Great video new to your channel

Pretty impressive

Great video

Atlas tube is from Canada originally, only 50 miles from USA... but they have a feeder plants in Chicago and Plymouth.

Cool@!

I just started the video and I can't imagine what the brakes must cost on one of these.

I wonder how long the waiting list is for one of these units? Extremely badass by the way 🤙🍻🍻

Awesome video. We are in the market to purchase our first Diesel Pusher. Have a great afternoon

Good video new to your channel thanks to Andrew Steel keep up the good work

my last name is Newell so everything i drive is a Newell Coach...ha!

trying to find info on my 1980 Beach craft isn't as easy as I thought

Cummings? Thats a funny way of saying Cummins lol...the A arm suspension, 4 wheel steering, and disc brakes and a huge swaybar is a big change from most of these that are built like a semi...and makes it really cool. Only built about 70 mins drive from me

incredible, ive slept in one.

nice!

You'd better not say Miamee. It's Miam-uh. I remember seeing someone driving a motor home chassis on the interstate, in the rain, wearing a rain suit because they didn't have a cab or windshield. It was somewhere in the southeast USA about 20 years ago. Looked like they drove them from the chassis builder to the RV manufacturer.

GREAT CONTENT, KEEP BEING UNIQUE, THIS IS PEAK LEVEL CONTENT. I HAVE JUST SUBSCRIBED TO SUPPORT YOU.

I miss you going to the ghetto track 😢😢😢😢😢

Yeah, me too!

Nice Man, I live right outside of Miami

wow super cool and great info thanks man u rock.Did u do a burnout for them in there driveway hope so.Peace

Newel will really work with a owner so you can totally customize every thing on the coach. Go back and do a tour of one if the coaches finished!!

God bless the rich people and their toys. Ive been a boat builder all my life building custom multi million $ boats . . if it were not for the super rich, we would all be looking for work elsewhere. .... many different talents and skill sets under one roof come together to turn out a sophisticated engineering marvel.

appreciated the wideview, hoping it doesn't sway too much

All made in house,. Made in USA. Be proud!

If I was to buy one in nine years. For my retirement. I would definitely buy American made. American businesses need our Business to survive. MIA might cost alittle more sometimes. But knowing you put Americans to work to support their families. *There's just no other way to go.*

All American made... did I hear that the front axle design was from ZF? Zahnradfabrik Friedrichshafen in Germany?

And Mickey Mantle grew up right down the street from the plant.

Bueno veo que el chasis es de metal al igual que los paneles de encajonamiento!!! Vi anclaje de soldaduras muy groseras !!!! Bueno quisas una actualización de soldadoras sea una recomendación ,,,estoy hablando de las LASER !!daran una soldadura muy limpia y de mayor calidad, ,, al igual para la planta que usan aluminio para la estructura y paredes la LASER es una maravilla para ese componente!!! Saludos...

Does Newell use a special type of steel when they build their chassis? If so, what are the characteristics? Any special corrosion protection?

When these guys are installing all the components on the chassis they should take into consideration the poor bastards that are gonna have to replace some of the parts 25 to 30 years down the road.

When will a electric hybred model be expected?

How did they say they rust proofed the chassis?

Does the coach “turn a 34 foot circle” or is it a 34’ radius …. 64 foot circle? Thanks.

America 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Good people. Hit the "lil cafe" before you leave.

I'd do some shady shit to get into that training program 🤷‍♂️🤣

My retirement home is a newell

Do you install Cummins natural gas engine

Can you provide a link to your rig. I would love to hear the straight pipes too. Thanx

do they use CAD to design their coaches ? CAD- computer aided design - Thanks buddy Lance from Canada

Good reason these coaches are $2-3million.

How many coach you built in a years?

I wish i could afford one of these

I work in a big euro rv company. Our carboards are a joke in comparison to that. And our biggest cardboard joke costs up to 200k €...

Esta bien lo del aluminio es utilizado en casi todo el mundo!!! Pero las tapas de fibra de vidrio !!! Porque no de metal un golpe o choque y es solucionable!!! Pero la fibra de vidrio adios el presupuesto 😅

Love all your videos but for a Diesel engine to me thats small. 15.1L haha average size I deal with is 32.1L 1900hp 5000lbs/ft hit me up if you ever want to see a real Diesel engine. Love the content love what your doing keep it up.

How much stainless steel and Aluminium does Newell uesd?.

Did you say "Cummings"?

What makes a motor home a coach?

When will these RV builders stop putting holes in roof, like skylights air-conditioning and vents, they'll usually eventually leak

You could not make it heavier if your tried, steel !! Somewhat old fashioned. Have you thought about aluminium ??? Must save what 50% ? Can be welded, not too hard to work with, would make it more efficient

Please please please work on actually aiming the camera at what the guy is showing you! Many times he's pointing something out and you leave the camera on him and we can't see what he's talking about. Otherwise super cool!

What is a Cummings X-15 lol it's a Cummins.

Thats the problem. Yes, they are "American Made". They put underpowered engines in to keep the price down and electrics that look like they were from the 60s. They do not tell owners that you have to operate those engines in the upper part of the rev band to be efficiant, yet they don't because they want to conserve fuel. They are not petrol engines. You can't do that. You lug them all day and they will coke up and the rings will glaze and all sorts of nasties happen. Then they fail and there's warranty disputes. Nah...buy a house instead.