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I made Eri Yoshida on the mlb the show video game and i have her entire carreer documented on my yt channel tmoneytron.

A free video??? Wow!

Wow, I had no idea the depth of RV/Trailer history. Thank you so much for this detailed history, Mr. Keister.

Portland, Oregon has many houses built in this style....big and small

There's no better life than camping

I’d love to see you come back on a part 2 with the “Van Life” movement and modern RVs and RVing! Thank you!

Query? What would we call the Beverly Hillbillies unit... an open-air camper, open-air RV, or open-air motorhome?

It starts around 30 minutes for me.

The LOUD, jive, music SUCKS.....bye.

Wow, I leaned allot in this video. I knew allot about the subject, I'm 67. But I didn't know how far back, the went. Thanks for making the video... Don

COOL video. THANX for posting.

Awesome documentary!

I enjoyed your "blast from the past" presentation A+ 😂😂😂

🔔 SAVE YOURSELF WELL OVER 18 MINUTES BY GOING DIRECTLY TO: 18:53

Dude shit was so ugly back in those days.

I would have enjoyed this 100% better if you didn’t voiceover awful music or any music.

music is too loud

With the high cost of insurance & gasoline ⛽️ this has done alot of campers in & also the high cost of the camper itself 😮😮😮😢 Kevin Phoenix

LoL these rewriten history , america wasnot founded , she allready there with first Nations cree , aztec , and many else.. just bcz they dont made a goverment nor constitution didnt mean u guys should continuesly revvrote them histories , esspecially about their founding fathers both first nations and those whom trully blended

I miss siiting down and eating tastees and onion chips with my dad.

Thank you sir. Vincent van Gogh. Suffered as well you know starving artist but I thought this was totally professional so well made blows all that tepid nonsense on tv nowdays to smithereens excellent I had to give you what I can at the moment my sincere thanks and Im sharing it The history channel and the Smithsonian cannot have done better. Life is full of twists. Your reward is greater than you. Can imagine You will see Sorry about the iPhone crappy punctuation. Lol

I don’t understand how so few views ! I’ve watched it a few times ! Well done Thank you

Bulldust to your “All Men are Equal” in your Constitution ! Indians are Men and Women ! No rights of Equality for them , never was ! You are Hypocrites !

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@0:49 the wavy gravy house!!! 😅😂

never went there...missed opertunity

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Very Good!... #169 ✝ {7-20-2022}

We have enjoyed 3 different Airstreams since I was just a youngboy. Nothing like owning one

Almost passed on this video. Glad I didn't.

Great video! Was surprised to know that Mr Curtis started a trailer even before my 1947 model. He must have been into trailers before or alongside making planes.

With the advent of cellular technology, RVs are more than a vacation item or a home on wheels. They are business offices. Unfortunately, that has helped increase the cost of RV parks. RV park owners are getting a bit greedy because they can attract more wealthy travelers. This also has the effect of increasing prices in the less popular RV parks. And that has resulted in more lower income travelers becoming suburban nuisances, especially in Southern California. It's all fun and games until someone gets greedy.

This is such an amazing history and documentary of RVs and camp trailers! We have owned a travel trailer and now for over 8 years a 2000 bluebird Wanderlodge . I have never known the history but have always loved the thought and camping in the travel trailer and motorhomes. I’ve always had the wanderlust bug. Happy travels and thank you ! I wouldn’t change a thing with your documentary. This is an era that isn’t faux Hollywood ! I think it’s great the way it is.

Ok, again I'm not trying to hate, but watched/listened to the whole film tonight, and though I found some interesting facts, the narrative really needs a rewrite. Your voice isn't bad for narration, but hiring that done may help some. However, your voice does match those 50s and 60s travelog (sp) films I recall. If you're going for a retro feel I get it though. Oh and never quit making films. You're not half bad at it.

Not hating at all. I love vintage RVs and their history, but this is really dull. A narrative rewrite and minimize use of still pics when none are needed. I did make it through the first 5 minutes though, but that's abt all. Just my 2 1/2 cents

Gone but not forgotten!

I just had a hankering for a tastee and found this. I now live over a thousand miles away, but years ago I just lived up the street. Used to get these all the time. Luckily I have the original recipe from Jug that was published by T Triple B. I have to make them this weekend. In honor of Tastee Inn and Out!

i guess the hardy wayalot was the inspiration for the modern thow . tiny house on wheels. they really are only RVs

And here I sit on my keister watching a rv video instead of working on the rv

Audio only left channel. Really annoying. Music too loud!

Thank you. Good memories.

Loved the original place when it was a simple drive inn with car hops. I lived on Holdrege at east edge of the now Burger King. I just had to walk out our front door and cross Holdrege walk down the alley and on to the Tastee lot. I always ordered a #2 with extra Tastee and a chocolate shake.

I love America. I love History. This is the best of both worlds. This kept my attention.

I mean no disrespect but I don't like watching videos where they just play music I like to watch when people will give you the history or tell you the story of the place when you're not from anywhere close to this it doesn't do you much good you don't know what you're looking at

An EXCELLENT film, Douglas! Thank you for educating me!!

The water levels are getting low since we haven’t had that much rain.

life liberty and the pursuit of property was the original version.

Most enjoyable ! In deed👍😊

Wow not a comment for 5 years! To the thumb downers, you must be deaf, blind and mute. I was raised with trailers. My family were the ones with the old model A's and T's who crossed America on their was to California in the 20's. I have big fat photo albums of them and their adventures on the way out west. When I was 7 in 1958, my family decided to take off on an adventure as they worked in the produce industry. We left Salinas CA, with an old 56 Dodge pickup, flat head 6 towing a 35 foot Fireball trailer and my mom drove our old 56 Pontiac Catalina. We would follow the crops in CA and AZ, we did this for about five years, we stayed in trailer parks, lot of them were for snowbirds, with a mix of workers like my family. We then settled back in Salinas in a 50 foot Spartan trailer. My dad died shortly after, my mon and I continued to live in it until I was 15, then we moved to Los Angeles. I was on my own at 16, mom and her new husband decided to move into a mobile home in Palm Springs, nice resort like park with a golf course. They bought an Open Road Class A, I think it was a 30 footer. I would borrow it and go on adventures not far away, Lake Havasu, Colorado river, Salton Sea. Then I didn't have anything to do with camping rigs, just tent and truck camped until 1996 when I decided to buy a Lawton 19 footer, me and my gal had so much fun in it, later went on to buy bigger and bigger trailers and now my 31' Nuwa two slide fifth wheel. Now nearly 70, but still camping, it's in my blood. Thanks for the great video, so many adventures to be had, nothing like camping.

I recommend this highly . well done .