1961 Vintage Airstream Bambi Revealed and Explained

[@jmad627]

I think I’ve become addicted to watching videos of Airstream travel trailers. This is a good one, thanks. It gives me ideas for the future.

[@AZExpert]

Awesome, thank you!

[@Adam_Gray]

True craftsmanship and nicely updated to match. This would look so good behind my red 1955 Cadillac Eldorado convertible!

[@AZExpert]

Thank you. This has been one of my favorite builds!

[@natetarbox6660]

Absolutely beautiful! I restored a 1961 Bambi as well! Sadly I had to say goodbye to it after I was hit by a distracted semi truck driver. Totaled it! If it weren’t for that Bambi in between me and that truck I don’t know if I’d be here! You should be proud of yourself! That is gorgeous!😢😁

[@AZExpert]

Thank you very much. I am sorry to hear the world lost another Bambi, but I'm glad it protected you at least. It is one of my proudest builds for sure.

[@PaulSter]

I know I reference boats a lot, but that's my background as it relates to the RV life. This Bambi falls into that category of- how do they fit so many features into such a small space!? Once again, superb work James. Edit: Even more boat-like, a shower sump pump! Genius for this application!

[@AZExpert]

Thank you very much. Once it was done, I could not believe how big it felt inside, and we (Chad and I) spent about a year inside it. It was a very satisfying build.

[@EKMGWats]

That is absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for sharing it!

[@AZExpert]

Thank you, it was a lot of work and I really learned as I went with this one.

[@kiefferkeepinon828]

I'm amazed at the amount of living space in such a compact trailer. Gives me ideas and hope for my own 24 ft. 1 level THOW I plan on building, following a lot of Airstream sensibilities. You did wonderful work. Truly beautiful! Thank you for the inspiration. 😊

[@AZExpert]

Thank you so much. I agree that there is so much more room inside than it should. When the owner picked it up, we had 5 adults inside comfortably. :)

[@carmencolon3520]

Thanks so much for sharing with us. Learning to love and understand the functions of different rvs.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@pattymck7267]

WOW...great job!! Really beautiful. Hard to believe how much is packed in that small space. Love those custom side lights and AC covers.

[@AZExpert]

Thank you. I really loved that floorplan and design. I couldn't believe how big it felt in there too.

[@HomesickforAlaska]

What a Beautiful restoration you did.

[@AZExpert]

thank you, it was so much work and I'm so proud of it too :)

[@maricarbo]

You should be proud of yourself! It is beautiful and efficient!

[@AZExpert]

Thank you so much! Vintage trailers are incredible.

[@Sig721Tau]

@@AZExpert Who's Vintage Trailers? I like the white wall tires on old school moonie wheels. They make the Airstream look timeless.

[@philw7174]

I really like this modern vintage trailer. Well done. Happy trails!

[@AZExpert]

Thanks! It was a labor of love for sure

[@jimmielittle877]

A KZbinr video he had a propane genset that ran 59 hours on one tank! Oh love the hose tray on back 🌻

[@AZExpert]

that is pretty impressive, thank you. It seemed like a shame to throw the tank away.

[@shirleylake7738]

You did a great job renovating this 1961 airstream Bambi. 😊Happy it turned out so well.

[@AZExpert]

Thank you! 😊

[@rc8924]

Great video! You really did a Fantastic job of recreating a vintage Bambi with modern features!

[@AZExpert]

I really am very proud of it. Thank you very much!!

[@fairyfreak57]

That is so cute! And girls like cute things! 😂😂😂 Our grandparents had a small Airstream camper many many years ago. They stayed in it through the winter months in a warmer climate. Those are small but a very nice quality camper. So awesome! All it needs are some cute ruffley kurtains lolol 😂 Such a nostalgic feeling to see one of those again. Thankyou for your nice video! 👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@AZExpert]

I am very glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you!!!

[@kenbaker4528]

Darn good work. I'm happy people restore this iconic trains.

[@AZExpert]

Thank you! It was a huge job but so much fun!

[@ImpalamansGarage]

Outstanding work. Wonderful preservation of a vintage American premium RV.

[@johnnyohness]

That is AMAZZZZZZZING...fantastic. I want one....what a fantastic piece of work.

[@AZExpert]

Thank you very much!

[@phyllishibbard88]

This is a beautiful restoration and modern upgrade trailer. Excellent and thanks for sharing.

[@AZExpert]

WOW!!! Thank you so much, I really am very proud of it.

[@s.p.9262]

Excellent tour, very creative design ideas for optimization of the interior space. I've been in the process of renovating a 1972 Avion Vayageur-25 for the last six months. You've inspired me to pick it up a notch. I love you're attention to detail, those little things make a good job really great. Regards Sonny

[@AZExpert]

thank you very much. I am really proud of that build. Good luck!

[@markgrillo180]

That looked like a ton of work. You did a beautiful job. Must be a smarty too..!

[@AZExpert]

It really was a ton of work, but the end results were enough to make it worth while. Thanks! She might be revisting me soon too!

[@marthamryglod291]

I bet you could build a new trailer with the labor hours to get this one perfected! Restoration is a labor of love.

[@therobbyguy]

I'll put that one on my dream list, along with my 1955 T-Bird to tow it.

[@AZExpert]

You and me both.

[@situated4]

Great job. Really neat and nostalgic.

[@AZExpert]

Thank you.

[@happycampers.1837]

Absolutely beautiful!!!

[@anthonydavidson3081]

Amazing restoration WOW !!! REAL GEM !

[@AZExpert]

Thank you very much. It really was a fun project!

[@alanfaulkner6329]

Seriously big, small van. Great job.

[@AZExpert]

Thank you

[@kindredcouches]

Great tour, thanks!

[@jimmielittle877]

Are the new Bambi's made out of the same grade aluminum as to be able to polish their aluminum like this one? Very nice.🌻

[@AZExpert]

yes, but there is a plastic coating that has to be removed first and its a big job to get that off

[@jimmielittle877]

Thx

[@mikecollins8241]

Nice job! I am just getting started on the remodel of my 1982 Excella II. This gives me some good ideas/ standards to live up to ;) Luckily for me (or not?!) I have a bit more room to work with.. about double, mine is a 32'r....

[@AZExpert]

I'm glad to hear it. I definitely, looked at google images and youtube myself to get a few ideas. The owner also gave me this book www.amazon.com/Silver-Palaces-Douglas-Keister/dp/158685352X which made me feel completely inadequte onceI went through it. Thanks!

[@NoZenith]

This is so spiffy :-) you did a wonderful job. No wonder the owner brought it back to you to do some modifications :-)

[@AZExpert]

Thank you. I am always hoping to see the trailer at a rally.

[@AZExpert]

I was happy to see it again. Thanks for the watching and enjoying!

[@livingthelife6284]

Great RV and great presentation. I get annoyed with myself because I have no renovation skills.

[@AZExpert]

thank you very much. It was a satisfying project at completion but it was a year long struggle that made me question my own skills.

[@ronnieroberts9478]

Good video thank you

[@Sig721Tau]

Skip to the 9:40 minute mark to see the interior.

[@declanvillar5557]

Travelin' Ted thank you! I hate videos like this that drag on

[@dflf]

Thank you. This video needed editing

[@PaulSter]

@@declanvillar5557 Wrong - There are a LOT of us who love to geek out on every detail. Ya know, those of us who actually love these things and love to learn about all the various systems in them, build methods, details, etc.

[@Nomadahtous]

Awesome little camper

[@AZExpert]

It makes me very happy to hear that!

[@gerrynightingale9045]

*It's a 'Classic Beauty' and very well done!* ( *I'd still want the new '16 Bambi 'Caravel'...what a masterpiece they are!* )

[@AZExpert]

Thank you very much. This is a one of a kind trailer for sure.

[@gerrynightingale9045]

@@AZExpert *You did a great job and the engineering involved with the front 'A' frame is perfect!* *All of that equipment in that small a space is quite something, and the ducting you did for A/C internally looks like it 'came that way' from the factory!* *Kudos for all that!* *If only it were mine, I'd want the 'Zamp' external 'P/V panels' for when I don't need the A/C on, and another AGM-batt. for dependable power when boon-docking*

[@AZExpert]

no doubt that solar is nice....but I could never justify putting panels on the roof and ruining the profile of the design like that. I'd rather have ground panels first...beside there is hardly any room of the roof for a small panel and there was still a hole in the roof for the orginal skylight/vent. That ducted air was an incredibly difficult task, but still looks so much better than the standard roof intake plenum. Thanks again!!

[@gerrynightingale9045]

@@AZExpert *I was thinking in terms of the 'folding-panels' that can be locked-down outside for the best exposure* *NOT permanently mounted roof-top!* ( *Two 'folding 80-watts each' should be plenty of juice coming-in...at 160-watt-hrs. that's enough for everything but 'toasters' etc* ) *Besides, there are plenty of 12-volt products that actually work as well as 120 a/c's in most applications* *Yeah, the roof-line would look 'snarky' with panels up there as well as having to secure them and the wiring-run and all that means HOLES and that's the last thing you want on a coach-roof that's all aluminum*

[@gerrynightingale9045]

*ps...it's easy to make toast on the stove-top w/a non-stick pan and a little smear of butter so the bread will 'golden brown' properly*

[@johnwren3976]

Great job on a cute trailer. Love the color scheme. You packed all the necessities in a smal space. What does it weigh?

[@TheSliverleaf]

You did Amazing job!!!

[@AZExpert]

Thank youvery much!

[@kurtbjorn3841]

Beautiful work... but, I'm wondering, the tongue weight must be up there with that big gennie + propane tanks. I have no doubt you've accommodated for it. Love the color scheme, and the interior work especially looks nice.

[@AZExpert]

No doubt the generator added tongue weight, but it only weighs 130 lbs and it's a very light trailer. Thanks!

[@jllucci]

That generator would drive me bonkers. I'd rig a solar system or design the generator to be moved off about 50 feet away. Other than that it's gorgeous.

[@AZExpert]

I understand. Though I didn't want to install it, the owner wanted it. I would have refused installing solar on the beautiful roof though.

[@jimmielittle877]

They have portable solar panels now you can out on a stand and have the wires run in the Bambi 🌻

[@aa3nk]

Nice work!

[@AZExpert]

Thanks!

[@Blastfence1]

Excellent!

[@AZExpert]

Many thanks!

[@hipretty]

Beautiful...I want one so badly! What would you say something like this would cost?

[@AZExpert]

It was a ridiculous amount of money. The trailer in horrible condition was $20k, before we did anything to it.

[@jimmielittle877]

There's one on RVtrader in Ohio for $36,000 but it shows in the comments it needs some work which should already be done at that price point.

[@pf3014]

Terrific Job.................Go Devils!!

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for watching!! :)

[@johnsmithy9304]

Any chance you can put some links Bellow. I dig the outside fenders! I am doing a 58 22ft what a crazy amount of work 13 days in. I appreciate the ideas you gave. Looks beautiful

[@AZExpert]

I would gladly link to something to help. What are you looking for? The fenders are just overlays cut and shaped with a bead roller to repair the wheel wells, it's the same type of thing done on the rear cap which is mostly hidden by the compartment. Sometimes I've found beautiful and balanced patches to be a better repair :).

[@julieherring2522]

what a great little camper

[@AZExpert]

Thanks!

[@rickdejean4649]

A beauty!

[@AZExpert]

Thank you!

[@jakemcclintock8696]

I saw a small old Airstream that probably is smaller than that one and was wondering how long from rear bumper to hitch the '61 Bambi is, and if you know what the smallest normally shaped Airstream ever was.

[@lorik.6669]

Why any negative thumbs? What's NOT to like? Brilliant! Charming and very functional! THANKS

[@AZExpert]

Thank you! It was a very difficult re-build and re-design of an iconic design....and one of my first. I really was surprised with the amount of room inside when it was all said and done.

[@johnshader4287]

@@AZExpert Why are there any negative thumbs? I'll tell ya why. 11 Dipshits starting watching this video, realized the guy is gay and decided to punish him for it. Awesome build.

[@GTAYLOR1972]

That is an amazing Reno on that trailer. My question is compared to buying a new one is it cheaper to buy that and restore or buy new?

[@AZExpert]

Thank you so much. It would be cheaper to buy new for sure.....but of course it's not as beautiful. Thanks!

[@allens7476]

That's beautiful!

[@allens7476]

Watch that genny exhaust pipe on right turns. Crunch!

[@AZExpert]

It hasn't been an issue yet, but I would have prefered it to be directed toward the driver/road side but then I'd have to route it lower than the frame.

[@jacobbeard6400]

Beautiful work! I was wondering, how did you mount the spare tire on the rear?

[@johnsmithy9304]

Also I have never sat through a 19 minute video ever on KZbin congratulations

[@AZExpert]

Thanks, I am happy you enjoyed it!

[@russelltreacy3980]

Landing gear! Are you a pilot? I am. I just bought a ‘62 Bambi and it’s being delivered this week and can’t decide to restore or “reimagine” I think this video did it for me. Question for you - if I lifted the trailer would I get any tanks in the floor? I haven’t seen how the frame is made yet. Thanks for the video - it’s a great motivator.

[@AZExpert]

I am so sorry for the dealy, KZbin just sent me a slew of comments today from 3 weeks ago. This trailer had a rubber torsion axle so it could not be lifted, some torsion axles have adjustable spindles though. As far as the frame goes, these Airstreams have minimal structure and bracing so putting a tank below the floor would take a great deal of effort and still be very close to the ground. The black tank came from the factory above the floor, but there was no gray tank, so I just did my best. I can see if I can track down some photos of the frame and share them. Good luck with your build. Thanks!!

[@lauracollins4871]

Absolutely adorable!! What material is the belly pan made out of?

[@AZExpert]

It is coroplast or corrugated plastic. The same stuff on modern trailers. Thanks!

[@lauracollins4871]

@@AZExpert thank you so much!

[@ddchandler]

Hi! I was excited to watch the walkthrough on this little ditty! It’s perfect! So I’m thinking about looking for something similar to Reno, or possibly one that’s already fixed up .... if I can find one that screams my name! My question is this. How much should I expect to pay for something like this that’s ready to go, and what should I expect to pay for one that still needs quite a bit of TLC ? Thanks in advance! Deb

[@AZExpert]

Thank you very much, I'm glad you enjoyed it. With vintage Airstreams the rule of thumb is the bigger the trailer, the less expensive they are. These Bambis are quite well sought after and can be $10 to $20k in bad shape. This owner wanted an exceptionally well outfitted Airstream and put quite a bit of extra into it, but it was a lot of money just in materials and appliances. Doing the work yourself will save money, but there's really nothing easy or cheap with vintage trailer restorations....no matter what some youtubers might say. The small size makes it seem like a couple weekend project, but it will take 1 to 2 years for a project like this. My best advice is to really assume the worst case scenerio and remember that once demo has started the RV has little resale value until it's finished. Good luck!

[@ddchandler]

@@AZExpert Hi again!! Wow! Now I’m more excited! Honey, thank you so much for the information. I will continue to follow you so I’ve subscribed to your channel. My husband is handy with building things. He has been in building contracting for years! We may still need your advice, so I hope it’s ok if I contact you again! And now... as Buck Owens said...”The Race Is On!” 😀

[@waltstephenson7176]

Looks great. Does not seem to be much ground clearance underneath...

[@AZExpert]

This had a fixed torsion axle and there is not much clearance for sure. But it does very well and it would make me very sad if it was taken offroad. Thanks!

[@H3DG3xC043]

That's so nice

[@AZExpert]

Thank you!!

[@louvin5671]

I have a question. With the seating set as a bed, how do you use the bathroom in the middle of the night? It looks great otherwise.

[@AZExpert]

Sadly, small spaces require compromises. We could have gone with a curtain to the bathroom of course, or a more narrow sofa bed. It is fairly simple to push the bed in if necessary. Thanks!

[@aspietoo]

Don't want to know the man hours into this - the trailer is as old as I am. A lot of talent evident, and a Great use of smaller space. That #G.D. generator (vs. possibly a smaller Honda 3000) is a question when one wants some peace and quiet beside a stream in the forest but I get that AC might be the owner's priority above all. I kept thinking about choices - Basecamp 16x vs. the '61 Bambi. I think the Bambi actually has a smarter layout for sleeping. Our parents' generation built trailers with a simpler idea of camping in mind - just like their smaller garages for smaller cars, in the 50s and 60s. This one seems to have just the basics you need and that awesome style. Or you could always go and buy a used classic 30 for about the same price... hmmmm

[@AZExpert]

Thank you very much!!! There were so many man hourse on this job and I really wanted to give up about 3 times, but once the cabinets were made and installed it was very exciting to see it completed. I would not have recomend a permanent generator, but this little trailer is surprisingly roomy and incredibly functional while at the same time still reflects its classic design. I am a huge fan of small trailers so I like the Basecamp, but I think the new Bambi are more livable and functional. Rear entry's small trailers makes it difficult with more than one person as it's basically a hallway. Thanks!

[@jimmielittle877]

Oh does that 1961 weigh around 3200 lbs. like 2021 Bambi 16?

[@AZExpert]

I'd say it was much lighter but we added a great deal of weight so 3000 sounds about right

[@jimmielittle877]

Still a little lighter than brand new Bambi 16🌻

[@joannebarton9191]

Love it!

[@AZExpert]

Thank you....I really love that trailer too!

[@mikeallensonntag]

Really pretty rv. Nice job doing upgrades. However I don't like mirrored polished front area...like walking into massive mirror. Also using this Bambi doesn't look fun I mean there is so little storage kinda disappointing I have more storage in my class b. Still nice rv for weekend trip though.

[@iamanempoweredone6064]

Ill put one of these with my Hotwheels collection!

[@fordfan3179]

Nice.

[@bertandernies4rent]

Hello sir, I would like to know where I can buy that fan you have installed in that bathroom. Thanks! Beautiful camper!

[@AZExpert]

Thanks! Most RV dealers/parts supply shouldbe able to get it.But it's a Vanair vent from Ventline. Here are a few links: www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=ventline+vanair www.etrailer.com/RV-Vents-and-Fans/Ventline/VP-543SP.html

[@TheRay1570]

Did you have to alter the rectangle sky vent to accept the ac unit I have a 1960 flying cloud that I’d like to in stall an ac unit onto please advise Bruce

[@AZExpert]

Yes, I had to do a great deal of alterations. Not only did I have to weld in a frame to carry the load in the middle, but had to rivet on a body panel to close up the larger opening. Of course its much easier when the interior is gutted ;) However, even with all the work and a lite 9k BTU polar cub A/C, the rear of the A/C unit still deformed the roof underneath and created a low spot which water eventually worked through and dripped. So the second time I had to add more bracing under the rear of the unit and seal the seams intensely. Thanks!

[@AZExpert]

ibb.co/fS82NS

[@ClearStreamsUK]

What make is the shower vent? Looks great!

[@AZExpert]

Ventine makes it. It's a van roof vent. Thanks!

[@ClearStreamsUK]

@@AZExpert been looking on google and eBay for ventine vents and can't find any. Should it be ventline?

[@ClearStreamsUK]

This one? www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00407CK5W/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&linkCode=gs2&linkId=491b5f22b274da32c5bcb9c9d0d1155e&creativeASIN=B00407CK5W&tag=cycle04-21&creative=9325&camp=1789

[@AZExpert]

Yes that is it! Sorry for some reason youtube keeps holding your comments and not sending them to me. You can also email me at [e-mail]. Thanks!

[@troyosborne]

Probably a good fit for tiny person. I suggest that cabinets need to be narrowed down more.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks for the comment. It sleeps 3, but only one comfortably for sure. I had four full sized adults in it without feeling cramped, but yeah if someone was cooking everyone else needs to stay seated.....or outside. :)

[@peteroconnor9270]

Generator should have been an inverter style for lower noise

[@AZExpert]

I understand what you're saying but customer requests are what they are and inverted generator are portable so would require a great deal more of fabrication.

[@ondugabs2873]

How much did you bought it for? After you remodeled, how much can you sell it for?

[@AZExpert]

I did not buy this. I can say the owner paid over $12k for the trailer in very bad shape from New Mexico. He did put a great deal of money into it in components and labor, and I think the only thing original remaining was 80% of the frame, the windows/door, and 90% of the exterior metal. I think he could still sell it for $40 to 60k to the right buyer. That being said, it was just his desire to have this trailer re-built for him. Thanks!

[@Thesaltymedic36]

Sweet resto-mod

[@AZExpert]

Thank you!

[@ВиталийАдаричев-н8т]

Красивый. вроде маленький домик. а все в нем есть

[@AZExpert]

Спасибо

[@WanderingAroundAZ]

I understand that you build it to meet your client's requirements, but personally, I think the pullout double bed is ridiculous. You can't open the bathroom door when the bed is pulled out. The first middle of the night bladder draining would prove that. Otherwise, looks great!

[@AZExpert]

The customer used it more as an office

[@randyrainwater983]

Is this the California model?

[@AZExpert]

My understanding is driver side toilet is California. I took lots of photos and it has the original emblem. I am fairly sure it is a California make. Thanks!

[@DaveJnLA]

It most definitely is a California model. Under the front window what you called a tool box held the 12volt battery which was a special type that fitted that long narrow box. You did a remarkable job.

[@justinhettigoda7082]

My only problem with this camper is that you cant go to the bathroom if you have your bed out.

[@AZExpert]

You are correct. Small spaces require compromise. Thanks for watching!

[@lorik.6669]

Justin Hettigoda, Minor nit pick. Open the door... Show us how it SHOULD have been done.

[@rickworthington3062]

Minor nit pick? Horrible design by today's standards. There's a reason why all newer Bambi trailers have one of 2 significantly improved floorplans.

[@AZExpert]

As the designer of the floorplan, trying to incorporate the needs of the owner, available space and original layout(ie holes in the roof), I disagree that it is a horrible floorplan. Even comparing it to a modern Bambi, 65% is the same. While a full sized bed is great for camping, it limits hosting, sitting, and conversation space for people when tailgating at a game as the dinette is the only sitting area. Most people feel uncomfortable sitting on other people's bed. I also strongly believe that bathrooms in tiny trailers are rarely used as much more than closet space. Thanks!

[@lizsteeds6697]

@@AZExpert Hey. Couldn't agree more with your rationale about the bathroom v seating/sleeping options you have provided. You have designed the space for maximum useability. I love the choice of grey (wool/linen ?) slubby fabric with red piping on the cushions and the metal trim on the wood cabinetry. You have retained the wonderful 'retro' aesthetic of the 1960's but totally brought the electronics into the 21st Century. The choice of grating you have laser cut over the a/c vents and dinette light fittings is perfect too. What a wonderful 'refreshing' of this Bambi. Thank you for taking the time to film this. I have noticed that You Tuber armchair 'experts' get very anal when it comes to toilets in campers - constantly complaining about proximity to either eating/sleeping/ accessibility ad nauseum. I would be grateful to have the option (if needed) as long as it was as well designed as yours is. Great for hanging wet outdoor gear to dry/extra closet space too.

[@mikeallensonntag]

It was my understanding agm doesn't off gas like lead acid...why vent it.

[@mjgnmgal1715]

I do not understand the use of fisheye to distort.

[@AZExpert]

Yeah, I don't like the look either. The GoPro was difficult to keep in the right mode, so I did abandon the fish eye look. Thanks!

[@lavendergal2508]

Lots of chem trails in the sky there

[@mauricepowers3804]

It’s sweet but it’s drab and when you get the bed out you can’t go to the bathroom

[@AZExpert]

That's true. Small spaces just require compromises in floor plans I guess.

[@lorik.6669]

Maurice Powers, minor nit pick. Show us how it SHOULD have been done!

[@PaulSter]

Maurice, what are you, a little girl? You're camping! Go outside and find a tree!

[@2000talon]

I just redid my 62 globetrotter airstream, really like the white wall tires! Please see my videos.

[@AZExpert]

Thanks, there is a great debate in the vintage trailer world about the white walls. I mean they really improve the look, but the cost is huge especially with two axles. They also have softer sidewalls because they a mostly for cars......hence the debate. I recently tried a white wall paint from Iceland and will be posting a video on that soon. So far I am quite happy with the paint!

[@kiyamanus3723]

I don’t see the hype in these like what makes them so expensive?

[@jeffreyengle2762]

That genny is a nogo...... so loud

[@AZExpert]

It is pretty loud for its size especially compared to a Honda, but there is no setup or tear down needed, and the self-contained "cool factor" does make up for it. Thanks!

[@donaldblankenship7541]

Chatty. He likes his own voice. Vid could have wasted half of our time, and some of us would have saved it, or at least not ended early. Trailer is great though.

[@AZExpert]

Sadly, I do not like the sound of my own voice but thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed the trailer!

[@PaulSter]

Oh Donald! Donald, Donald, Donald...

[@Nomadahtous]

Awesome little camper