OMG, THIS IS GORGEOUS. I would be living in this at my sister’s property. I am selling everything possible and moving to the lake with her! So happy can’t wait!
Great home away from home! I made it thru your video with a headache from all the camera jerking. Your videos would be so much more professional if you had a second person who understands videography to show just as much in a professional manor. Great travel trailer regardless.
If that 16fter I just watched goes for $80,000 what the hell do they want for this $350 - 450,000 ? For that money, I'm buying my little log home with a trout stream within walking distance. Easy choice....... for me !
I LOVE that you can raise the heads of the beds! So many people need to sleep with their heads elevated, due to acid reflux, snoring, etc. Pillows slide around and don’t really hold you stable. I wouldn’t even care if it was manual to reduce costs, but wish every RV had this option. The heating system does look really nice. Is this rated for cold weather? I know you see Airstreams everywhere in the south, but could you fulltime in it in a Colorado mountain winter? That roomy bathroom/wardrobe is awesome as well. What’s with that shelf by the toilet, though? Is there something inside it? If not, remove it and make the potty space even more spacious-maybe even orient the toilet east/west rather than north/south so you don’t have that heated towel rack behind you. I really like the fact that Airstream doesn’t do slides. You manage to make them fairly roomy without, and that’s one less thing to break down. There has to be a way to make it possible to open the solar guard from inside. If you want some cross-ventilation in the middle of the night, you shouldn’t have to pull yourself together enough to go outside and open it. The front storage-I see that the other compartments have two latches, so it’s not surprising the front one is the same. But it makes you walk around the propane thing to get both latches open, as we see in the video. Not a deal-killer but it’s one of those things that will get on an owner’s nerves over time, so better to rethink.
Airsteams are beautiful outside but still very tight inside , not worth the price! For a starting price at $206,000 or more, you can buy a small log home infant of a lake or nice river somewhere - even a better investment.
As correct as you are in one sense, you can’t always make a one to one comparison. 2 different lifestyles. Some will buy AS to recover as much if they decide to sell after all that fun traveling the country.. Log home??? I’d go buy a cabin nearby in Gatlinburg if I wanted that stationary lifestyle- not that I haven’t considered it.
I've always loved Airstreams....timelessly classic. I'm confused about one thing....what's the attraction of twin beds over a single queen or king? I don't get it. If I'm single, I'd want the extra room of a queen/king over a twin; if I'm married and we're sleeping in twin beds, we have some serious relationship problems that need to be resolved before we ever start camping, lol.
On an Airstream, the twin bed configuration gives you much more storage (inside and out), and the bedroom area has more usable space. It's not so much a relationship question as a storage question! haha
I have the 30’ classic and we went with the twin beds. It allows me to take a buddy camping for a boys trip. It also let’s my wife sleep better since I snore… There’s more room to change clothes and you have a little more storage in the cabinets.
Mid living provides crappy views (and a small couch you cannot lay down on) and wasting 1/4 of the trailer for the bathroom for something you'll use 3% if the time is silly.
I had a vortex max Displacement was 364 cubic inches. I bought 3500 pound roller springs and had then installed. That took the weight off the back of the truck But 2500 diesel will do a better job traveling up hills.
You’ll be around $190k give me a call or text and give you solid sales price! 336-749-1828. We also have a show going on this weekend and can get you the show discount on one as well!
I'm too tall for Those beds. They are right up against the wall at the foot. I would want at least another foot or 2 for a little space in-between. Nice trailer though. Wish it had a slide out for the dinette living room area.
Couple of things that bother me. That plastic propane bottle cover would dry rot and Crack in no time in Florida sun. And for the price I think airstream needs to make their chasis all aluminum. Having a rust bucket underneath is no fun when you got lips stick on a pig and it gets parked forever. Trust me I know.
Question... I would be a solo traveler and don't need a queen or two twins... can the twin on the passenger side be removed, and allow for extra storage, ie: a dresser or desk and chair? No manufacturer thinks about this... and I am curious as to why.
I have an International 28RB, which I love. I have always thought that mine is "too big" if anything, but this layout is, I think, perfect. Odds are against me being able to afford to buy this top-of-the-line travel trailer, simply because of the price, but damn, what a great looking and well thought out full-time Airstream. I'd move into one tomorrow, if I could.
@@bobmariano3731 This is a travel trailer, not an RV. It’s meant to be taken on vacation for a couple of weeks, not to be lived in (unless permanently parked on your ranch). 👍
No w/d or dw? Do they have hook ups inside the big closet? Don't get me wrong, this rig is adorable, but also with no tip outs the price is too high. My house is a Sears Classic build 1911, and it costs less.
Shouldn't the USB in the bedroom be at the nightstand and not on the opposite side of the bed? I can promise you that cooktop is not " chef inspired"- otherwise the burners would be offset. You might have three burners, but you're not going to get three pans on them at the same time... The flame needs to be in the middle of the pan and with burners that close together there is no way that's going to happen. Just stick with two burners if that's all the room you have in the countertop. There should be a shut-off for the heated towel bar- I don't care how many times you tell your 3-year-old not to touch it, they are going to touch it.
That towel warming rack is ridiculous. Only a wash cloth fits without getting in way. Also not good behind toilet. Too likely to lean against and get burned.
I absolutely love the outside of that it makes me wish. I had a Retro Vintage 4x4 pick up truck to pull it with. And I love the higher quality interior but I just wish. The inside was more retro like the outside.
Nice, thorough review (thanks). Seems odd to put the bedroom and bathroom at opposite ends of the trailer. And the large gaps at the top/bottom of the bathroom door could be an issue. A couple of nice to haves would be powered window coverings and near-hidden, exterior perimeter security cameras.
Do those twin beds have any space between the foot of the mattress and the bulkhead as in the 27, or is the foot of the mattress snug to the wall as on the 25?
MSRP is around $190k, but with us being the largest Airstream network of dealers I can definitely get you a better price. Give me a call or email and can give you a personalize quote!
Well thought out and executed design. I'll tell you one thing though: Airstream _needs_ to hire a younger interior designer. Those cabinet doors & drawer fronts, for example, are going to turn off a lot people: they look very 1980s - if not 1970s. :^/
@@ChadsRVReviews Ha! I'm 63, and _I_ find the interior old... But I do like the funky old school-ness of Airstreams in general - once you get beyond _2_ full generations past, it's not dated, it's retro. :^>
Hey there Chad, I believe you have your lp bottles and cover materials mixed up, instead of the bottles being stainless steel, they're aluminum, and instead of the cover being aluminum, it's stainless steel, like the rock guards and other trim pieces.
We are both partially right on this, both the bottles and the cover are aluminum (I just asked Airstream for verification!) Thanks for pointing that out!
@@ChadsRVReviews I don't know who you talked to at Jackson Center, but I still say the cover is stainless steel. To be sure, you're gonna need to take a magnet 🧲 out and see if it will stick to the cover (I bet it will) if it does its stainless, and if it's aluminum like you say, it won't stick.
I really like the floor plan on this one. The power beds are awesome. I don't know much about airstreams other than they look cool. Is the roof walkable? I'm assuming that you have to check seals etc. My wife and I are thinking about full timing for our ministry. This might be a good fit.
Beautiful! I am surprised at the black plastic lid on the propane tanks though. For all the upgrades in quality, that one thing seems overlooked.
OMG, THIS IS GORGEOUS. I would be living in this at my sister’s property. I am selling everything possible and moving to the lake with her! So happy can’t wait!
Don’t do it, buy used!
Beats being homeless
Yes, it does!
Great home away from home! I made it thru your video with a headache from all the camera jerking. Your videos would be so much more professional if you had a second person who understands videography to show just as much in a professional manor. Great travel trailer regardless.
Thanks for your positive feedback! Happy Camping!
Such a beautiful RV without a doubt, I would definitely need at least 50 years to pay it off .....
Me too!
If that 16fter I just watched goes for $80,000 what the hell do they want for this $350 - 450,000 ? For that money, I'm buying my little log home with a trout stream within walking distance. Easy choice....... for me !
@WesPhly Phew. I'm sure plenty of "options" too. PEACE from Philadelphia..
Thankful for my 2018 Classic 33FB, with all the day/night shades & valance trim. Why would Airstream cheap out with Roman shades?
2018 was a good time to buy! :)
Finally! Someone explains how much truck you need.
I LOVE that you can raise the heads of the beds! So many people need to sleep with their heads elevated, due to acid reflux, snoring, etc. Pillows slide around and don’t really hold you stable. I wouldn’t even care if it was manual to reduce costs, but wish every RV had this option.
The heating system does look really nice. Is this rated for cold weather? I know you see Airstreams everywhere in the south, but could you fulltime in it in a Colorado mountain winter?
That roomy bathroom/wardrobe is awesome as well. What’s with that shelf by the toilet, though? Is there something inside it? If not, remove it and make the potty space even more spacious-maybe even orient the toilet east/west rather than north/south so you don’t have that heated towel rack behind you.
I really like the fact that Airstream doesn’t do slides. You manage to make them fairly roomy without, and that’s one less thing to break down.
There has to be a way to make it possible to open the solar guard from inside. If you want some cross-ventilation in the middle of the night, you shouldn’t have to pull yourself together enough to go outside and open it.
The front storage-I see that the other compartments have two latches, so it’s not surprising the front one is the same. But it makes you walk around the propane thing to get both latches open, as we see in the video. Not a deal-killer but it’s one of those things that will get on an owner’s nerves over time, so better to rethink.
The heating system really well on the Classic! It work great in cold weather. Thanks for watching the video!
Airsteams are beautiful outside but still very tight inside , not worth the price! For a starting price at $206,000 or more, you can buy a small log home infant of a lake or nice river somewhere - even a better investment.
Yeah, but you can't wheel a log cabin around with you!
@@wl5609still ain’t worth 200k
As correct as you are in one sense, you can’t always make a one to one comparison. 2 different lifestyles.
Some will buy AS to recover as much if they decide to sell after all that fun traveling the country.. Log home??? I’d go buy a cabin nearby in Gatlinburg if I wanted that stationary lifestyle- not that I haven’t considered it.
Chad What Is The Interior Color Palette For This Airstream Classic 33FB Travel Trailer?
It's the Estate Brown and Chamomile Decor.
You have great video quality, but some of the stuff you explain would be apparent to any one over the age of 5. Your viewers aren’t stupid.
Thanks for the constructive criticism.
I've always loved Airstreams....timelessly classic. I'm confused about one thing....what's the attraction of twin beds over a single queen or king? I don't get it. If I'm single, I'd want the extra room of a queen/king over a twin; if I'm married and we're sleeping in twin beds, we have some serious relationship problems that need to be resolved before we ever start camping, lol.
On an Airstream, the twin bed configuration gives you much more storage (inside and out), and the bedroom area has more usable space. It's not so much a relationship question as a storage question! haha
@@ChadsRVReviews and I get to add a theater room set-up with a projector and drop-down screen - MUCH more practical!!!
@@jasonjanes3256 That's awesome!
This would be perfect for two people traveling together who are not in a romantic relationship or those whose partners are restless sleepers
I have the 30’ classic and we went with the twin beds. It allows me to take a buddy camping for a boys trip. It also let’s my wife sleep better since I snore…
There’s more room to change clothes and you have a little more storage in the cabinets.
This layout could easily work as a wheelchair accessible trailer!
? I don't see getting a wheelchair in that thing... It's nowhere near wide enough.
Mid living provides crappy views (and a small couch you cannot lay down on) and wasting 1/4 of the trailer for the bathroom for something you'll use 3% if the time is silly.
Check out the 30RB!
This is beautiful, love the size of the bathroom!
Me too!!
Great！I live in Massachusetts where can I see this 33FB and how much does it cost?
Not sure where you could see one up that way! I do have one here at my dealership in North Carolina that I show you!
Those tanks are Aluminum, not Stainless Steel.
Yes, they are! Thank you! :)
I had a vortex max
Displacement was 364 cubic inches. I bought 3500 pound roller springs and had then installed. That took the weight off the back of the truck
But 2500 diesel will do a better job traveling up hills.
Wonderful review.....want to see the queen bed option...hopefully soon!
The twin beds are easier for older travelers.
I think they're easier for everyone! :)
What's the price for this one? It's beautiful
You’ll be around $190k give me a call or text and give you solid sales price! 336-749-1828. We also have a show going on this weekend and can get you the show discount on one as well!
How much is the suggested retail on the 33FB
MSRP for the 33FB is $209,200.
Ewwww.....too much.
Pocket door
I'm too tall for Those beds. They are right up against the wall at the foot. I would want at least another foot or 2 for a little space in-between. Nice trailer though. Wish it had a slide out for the dinette living room area.
Couple of things that bother me. That plastic propane bottle cover would dry rot and Crack in no time in Florida sun. And for the price I think airstream needs to make their chasis all aluminum. Having a rust bucket underneath is no fun when you got lips stick on a pig and it gets parked forever. Trust me I know.
Maybe you should try parking it on pavement and putting a cover on the propane tanks
@@yogiballa @troyheffernan1261 it comes with a aluminum propane cover..
Only the lid is plastic, which does not ‘dry rot’. I’ve owned one for 12 yrs. No corrosion on frame, either.
@@josephdonnaway5755still ain’t worth the price.
It’s not plastic 🤣
You think that it would have W/D CONNECTION at that price point
How come none of you time wasters ever give the price? People want to know the price. Wtf
LOVVVING IT BROTHER ‼️‼️‼️💜💜💜💜
Wow!!! That's incredible.
Yes, it is! :)
Can you do the interior more retro like the outside?
Not a new one, but you might be able to find a vintage Airstream that's fixed up!
Question... I would be a solo traveler and don't need a queen or two twins... can the twin on the passenger side be removed, and allow for extra storage, ie: a dresser or desk and chair? No manufacturer thinks about this... and I am curious as to why.
Yes, this is something you could in the after market!
Great review!! We have a 27’ Flying Cloud. This unit makes me envious!! 😂
Thank you! I love the 27 Flying Cloud!
It would be A LOT BETTER if you reduce waving your hand constantly in front of the camera.
I'll work on that! Thanks for the feedback!
Pocket 🚪 doors hun
I have an International 28RB, which I love. I have always thought that mine is "too big" if anything, but this layout is, I think, perfect. Odds are against me being able to afford to buy this top-of-the-line travel trailer, simply because of the price, but damn, what a great looking and well thought out full-time Airstream. I'd move into one tomorrow, if I could.
I feel you on this one! I would love to have a Classic! The 33FB is likely the best floorplan Airstream makes, but I really like the 28RB as well!
No w/d ? ? ? There's plenty of space for a w/d. You need to find a designer to make a place.
I'll pass that on to Airstream.
Exactly, their engineers are too far behind other RV manufacturers . 🤛👍
@@bobmariano3731 This is a travel trailer, not an RV. It’s meant to be taken on vacation for a couple of weeks, not to be lived in (unless permanently parked on your ranch). 👍
No w/d or dw? Do they have hook ups inside the big closet?
Don't get me wrong, this rig is adorable, but also with no tip outs
the price is too high.
My house is a Sears Classic build 1911, and it costs less.
Dude loves the bathroom door 😂
What can I say... it's really nice door!
Beautiful
Yes! It is!
It could be perfect for the Tesla Semi
It would look so cool behind a Tesla Semi!
Shouldn't the USB in the bedroom be at the nightstand and not on the opposite side of the bed?
I can promise you that cooktop is not " chef inspired"- otherwise the burners would be offset. You might have three burners, but you're not going to get three pans on them at the same time... The flame needs to be in the middle of the pan and with burners that close together there is no way that's going to happen. Just stick with two burners if that's all the room you have in the countertop.
There should be a shut-off for the heated towel bar- I don't care how many times you tell your 3-year-old not to touch it, they are going to touch it.
This review was REAL NICE, but you need to get a thesaurus.
👍🏼
That towel warming rack is ridiculous. Only a wash cloth fits without getting in way. Also not good behind toilet. Too likely to lean against and get burned.
Very nice sales presentation. Great camper trailer.
Thank you!
I absolutely love the outside of that it makes me wish. I had a Retro
Vintage 4x4 pick up truck to pull it with.
And I love the higher quality interior but I just wish. The inside was more retro like the outside.
Nicely done tour Chad, thank you!
Thank you!
So long winded… way to make a 10 minute video 40 minutes.
What can I say... I'm in sales! haha
beautiful love this from order to supply how long does it take I am in South Africa
Well done! Ty!
Thank you!
Nice, thorough review (thanks). Seems odd to put the bedroom and bathroom at opposite ends of the trailer. And the large gaps at the top/bottom of the bathroom door could be an issue. A couple of nice to haves would be powered window coverings and near-hidden, exterior perimeter security cameras.
Bert and Ernie would love this!
Tell them to give me a call! :)
@@ChadsRVReviews lol...😆👍!
Nice job 👍
Thanks 👍
So, no towing with my Prius?
hahaha yeah Prius would have a hard to towing this one!
Do those twin beds have any space between the foot of the mattress and the bulkhead as in the 27, or is the foot of the mattress snug to the wall as on the 25?
Not much on the 33FB.
Only thing the classic needs is the same solar power setup like that of the trade wind, I mean for the money.
100% agree!
Cool stat on the 8 hour door. How many hours for the whole thing?
350 hours!
@@ChadsRVReviews as a govt employee who works on aircraft, 350hrs doesn’t seem long enough. Haha. Thanks for sharing!
@@razor2038 You're welcome! However, the average for other RVs is 30 hours!
A subscription to control your RV?! REALLY?!
You only pay for the LTE part of it with AT&T or Verizon. The Smart App from Airstream is free.
Love ❤️
Could the twin beds be replaced with bunk beds?
I'm sure you can DIY about anything!
So when you say suscribe to the air system is there a charge
There is a charge for the Air Connect if you use the hot spot LTE feature. You'll choose which network you use (AT&T or Verizon).
How much ? Ruff estimate
MSRP is around $190k, but with us being the largest Airstream network of dealers I can definitely get you a better price. Give me a call or email and can give you a personalize quote!
Well thought out and executed design. I'll tell you one thing though: Airstream _needs_ to hire a younger interior designer. Those cabinet doors & drawer fronts, for example, are going to turn off a lot people: they look very 1980s - if not 1970s. :^/
The main buyer for the Classic is 60 to 70 year olds. I’m guessing that’s right up their wheelhouse!
@@ChadsRVReviews Ha! I'm 63, and _I_ find the interior old... But I do like the funky old school-ness of Airstreams in general - once you get beyond _2_ full generations past, it's not dated, it's retro. :^>
@@pbasswil oh wow that's a surprise to me! They do have a white interior that I think is a bit more modern farmhouse look.
@@ChadsRVReviews Cool, good to know, Chad.
There is no stay open hinge on the cabinet door above the fridge to prevent anyone stepping out of the bedroom from banging their head in the dark.
That might be true!
@@ChadsRVReviews Thanks. Sometimes I know things I didn't know I knew and it startles me. 😆
@@am4793 hahaha
Is this unit sold?
Yes, it is sold. I can look into ordering you one!
Hey there Chad, I believe you have your lp bottles and cover materials mixed up, instead of the bottles being stainless steel, they're aluminum, and instead of the cover being aluminum, it's stainless steel, like the rock guards and other trim pieces.
We are both partially right on this, both the bottles and the cover are aluminum (I just asked Airstream for verification!) Thanks for pointing that out!
@@ChadsRVReviews
I don't know who you talked to at Jackson Center, but I still say the cover is stainless steel.
To be sure, you're gonna need to take a magnet 🧲 out and see if it will stick to the cover (I bet it will) if it does its stainless, and if it's aluminum like you say, it won't stick.
@@RealJohnWayne I'll try a magnet and get back to you!
@@ChadsRVReviews 👍
I really like the floor plan on this one. The power beds are awesome. I don't know much about airstreams other than they look cool. Is the roof walkable? I'm assuming that you have to check seals etc. My wife and I are thinking about full timing for our ministry. This might be a good fit.
Wish part of that bathroom had been used for a stacking washer & dryer.
I hear that a lot!