Yeah I remember when they closed shop. I was sad to see it

I was super sad when the company closed their doors :(

I was thinking the same thing.

That’s what I am hearing! Thx for sharing

You order them from the manufacturer only

Lolol

It kind of has. See Jaycos “Prestige” series

Most are standard with most overvab bunk. Only of requested

I would too!

Lol that’s great

Wow! Ty for sharing

Lazy Daze the manufacture is not the same as Lazy Days the dealer.

Great idea!

I hear they are sort of “the few and the proud”

@@JoshtheRVNerd Lol they still have a kind of an old school look interior. Kind of their signature I guess. But lots of folks want them.

My understanding is even today these are highly respected for their build quality

@@JoshtheRVNerd that’s awesome to hear!

That's cool! They don't build a lot, but they've been in business since 1956 so you figure there's got to be plenty out there -- especially if THIS is how they hold up!!

GREAT Point - I didn't think about that. TY for mentioning

They're still going strong from what I see. They're built to order. More of a "The few and the proud" kind of thing. Though not common they're evidently pretty well respected in the SoCal area

I know 😢

Almost spit my drink dude 😆

Yep! Still around and going strong

That would be best

Very cool. I'm certainly impressed and glad I got to go thru one. Has a far more solid feel than most any other older Class C I've seen

So fun!

I'm so impressed with the condition overall.. only hiccup is just the age and getting into some parks with nonsense arbitrary restrictions

@@JoshtheRVNerd That is awesome. It reminds me of my first travel trailer; a 1967 Roadrunner 17ft. I LOVED that trailer! It was back when they constructed cabinetry with hardwood. The downside-- there are probably not too many modern 17foot trailers that are close to 5000lbs empty hehehe Yes...this one looks nice! I'm with you on those restriction things. Bleh. Our rig should arrive in July. I will mostly be doing boondocking out in the national forest and on BLM lands; so no age restrictions there!!! On that 1967 trailer I had....we had it for a couple of weeks and got a torrential rain in Colorado Springs (second most active lightning area in the country). Afterwards, I noticed some water leaking inside the windows and on the wall. I put coat of that rubbery silver "paint" on the roof and the trailer was just outstanding for years and years! Somebody would walk in and pay cash for your rig here, put a couple hundred bucks into freshening up the roof sealants......and just camp away!

I will have to refer you to the staff members on site. This is so old I was unable to locate spec listings. From here “about 30ft” is what I can estimate This is being sold on consignment so we do not go thru everything before hand. Our folks at that facility have no issues hooking everything up and checking the systems of course It’s sort of like real estate - we are simply the agents who show the house and we can arrange for inspections

Man they seem to really take pride in their work. I'm impressed at how well something of this age has held up. Truly a case of "The few and the proud" build mentality

You bet

Appreciate hearing it. Ty for sharing!

Apologies I do not know which powerplant is under that hood and I believe the RV is already picked off. Apparently the name was far more well known than I realized! Likely over here in the midwest we just don't see them as often since they're a western builder.

Thanks! 👍

Yeah - someone re-did the interior: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Zp2Umammvcmslok.html

Ty for watching :)

I THOUGHT THE SAME THING!!

What's the soup du jour?

" Its the Shaggin Waggin chicks dig it" LOL

@@richbowie76 SAMSONITE! I was WAY off!

lemme check right meow

I don’t have sold pricing data unfortunately

I understand not being able to guarantee the working order of the RV when I am thru it is not confidence inspiring But it is also valuable information for potential owners to have when deciding how to approach a potential purchase. That’s why I explain what’s been done, what we know, and what hasn’t been done and what we don’t know It’s important to remember we do not own the RVs listed on consignment in the way a real estate agency doesn’t own the houses they offer. We are simply your guides in this case and can facilitate anything either party needs - including inspections

@@JoshtheRVNerd I appreciate your honesty in telling your potential customers that everything you sell at your consignment lot is “as is”?

@@stevez340 Yes. It's not our RV. We do not and cannot guarantee anything Like real estate in a sense. The agent doesn't provide a warranty, but can facilitate inspections and home warranties as part of a purchase.

They don’t fold together and meet, no Apologies - I really should’ve covered the sleeping situation better in retrospect

@@JoshtheRVNerd No worries. I can actually see a full timer building a platform in between the two couches and placing maybe a king sized mattress over the two couches/platform. This older style non-slideout class C is ideal for fulltime boondocking out here in Cali. The parks are getting a little ridiculous out here in terms of price and availability.

@@crimsonjesus7803 It's that way all over right now I think 50% of people from 2020 said they intended to camp more this year. Parks just can't expand quickly enough to keep up

Yeah.. that's how it's been lately. I'm not just saying things like "I dont think it'll last a week" in my videos for the sake of it lol We've joked but it's basically true -- we're almost measuring the age of our inventory in HOURS -- not days

It went almost *immediately* That's really becoming the norm around here lately

@@JoshtheRVNerd ... Being quite familiar with them when they were new, I probably would have been on the phone attempting to buy it before I finished the video. Sent my 27 yr old off to the military Sunday and I just haven’t been myself since. Combination of my excitement for him and dredged up memories from my Vietnam days. Getting back on track now. :)

Apologies - I do not have historical sales data on specific rvs

This one? m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/esihe9CAmNqYipc.html

PS- US 5.000?

Did I say A? C obviously

@@JoshtheRVNerd You didn’t but your website does and the You Tube video does.

@@Bluffton3 Spotted that. TY for the head's up. Got that adjusted

Yeah :(

I think someone already put their stamp on it DIET COKE

@@JoshtheRVNerd LOL! On a serious note I've been researching campers lately and your videos are very helpful. I'm a much more educated buyer having found your channel. Thank you.