Congrats on the purchase! Definitely some good bones on this. We are in full reno mode on our 86 Odyssey right now, trying to film the process to help others. Looking forward to see how yours turns out.
Awesome! Yes, lots of work, not hard, but tedious! We m filming my whole renovation too, day 18. Hopefully done by Friday when I get new tires :). Only had to replace 4 walls and cab over 🤣😂🤣😂. I’m gonna check yours out too! Love these yotas. Best on your renovation!!
How’s the renovation going? That is a good buy that you got. I don’t know what you paid for it but it’s a good motorhome that you got. I wished I could find something like that around here. Are you find around here is newer and high priced. I would need to go east.(east Texas.) to find something. That’s where all the older country people are, lol. Once I have the money and really serious about buying one that’s what I’m going to do. I’m going to check out your other videos though.
I'm a believer in electric refrigerators over a propane one. All it took was a tour through an RV wrecking yard to see all the burned out RVs from propane refers blowing and burning the RV!
I didn't like these at first, but now I see the benefit of having an overhead sleeping unit because it gives me more options. Do you still have this one, and have you done updates to it?
I put a duck decal on RV front passenger side of the overhead bed out side and a small sticker of a duck on the passenger side window to remind people to DUCK when getting in or out my son in law almost knocked himself out 2 different times and I have had other friends who hit their heads getting in or out I personally did it once and learned my lesson this is my 3rd Toyota rv and have warned people and with the duck it does help to remind them.😮
I have a 89 Toyota dolphin, rebuilt, engine and interior in 2006. New front tires for back tires are very good, the paperwork and manuals are with it. 93,000 miles I’m having problems finding someone did you just little things in it nothing structural at all is needed. Thinking about reselling it. The things I have to have done are because I’m partially disabled. It’s going down the block to have its safety inspection which it’ll pass. So far everything I’ve tested works air conditioner works really well. In 2006 they put in a new hot water heater. Believe it or not I just bought it and if I can’t get these things done it’s no used to me. I feel sad about it. I want a different 12 V fridge put in it., I want a different toilet because I don’t want to mess with the water tank, The counter replaced, and one side of the booth I want storage built-in for my art in its place on the side that doesn’t hold the pump and last I want a Lagun table. You would think people would want a little bit of work. Wouldn’t take long a couple weekends. Pray I don’t have to sell it and I find somebody to help me. I can paint it myself I could decorate it make curtains I’m a mixed media artist, but mostly a fiber artist.
I hope you find someone to help you out! One thing I know from experience, once you start changing things out, there’s always something more. It can be like opening a can of worms… have a look at the whole remodel I did. It can go from good to very over whelming fairly quickly.
I see one listed in California. Supposedly has 63k miles on it. They want $9,000 for it which seems high to me but ive never looked at this type before. Any thoughts?
What is the condition? If there is no water damage in the walls or anywhere else, it’s a deal… check thoroughly. Does everything else work? Fridge, AC, water, heat? Any leaks? Feel for soft wood EVERYWHERE. If it checks out, it’s easily worth that, if not more.
@JRESHOW they say it does and I'm waiting on more information. The reason I'm drawn toward Toyotas is I had a Toyota truck for 8 years that had over 190,000 miles on it. That truck ran like new. I never would have sold it but one of my friends told me it couldn't handle the snow in chicago. I wish I still had it
There are two things l enjoy watching on you tube Toyota Hiluxes especially when they are similar to my 1997 Toyota Hilux rwd single cab aluminum trayed manual with the 22R engine and mobile hones camper vans and you did mention that your camper van has a V6 but there are a lot of Toyota camper vans with tge 20R and 22R engine and the dashboard is the same but configured for right hand drive and the cab is very similar to the cab on my Hilux the exterior l am talking about a l so no rust a bonus mine has no rust issues at all
Absolutely awesome you got lucky on this one or it was meant to be
Congrats on the purchase! Definitely some good bones on this. We are in full reno mode on our 86 Odyssey right now, trying to film the process to help others. Looking forward to see how yours turns out.
Awesome! Yes, lots of work, not hard, but tedious! We m filming my whole renovation too, day 18. Hopefully done by Friday when I get new tires :). Only had to replace 4 walls and cab over 🤣😂🤣😂. I’m gonna check yours out too! Love these yotas. Best on your renovation!!
So Lucky! I'd die for one of these! Good luck!
Wow I like it! Good shape and price! Enjoy!
How’s the renovation going? That is a good buy that you got. I don’t know what you paid for it but it’s a good motorhome that you got. I wished I could find something like that around here. Are you find around here is newer and high priced. I would need to go east.(east Texas.) to find something. That’s where all the older country people are, lol. Once I have the money and really serious about buying one that’s what I’m going to do. I’m going to check out your other videos though.
It went well!! Here’s a video I did on restoring it! ruclips.net/video/nihMNJTRx0A/видео.htmlsi=4z_NKJSwt2YO983W
Awesome motor home ! I’ve always wanted to own one.
I'm a believer in electric refrigerators over a propane one. All it took was a tour through an RV wrecking yard to see all the burned out RVs from propane refers blowing and burning the RV!
Will take note.
That’s awesome!
And exactly what I need
for Kauai!!! 🤣
This one has a more modern look, especially in the cab. The '85 seems more retro to late 70s
Just got me a 89 toyota Seabreeze similar condition with 45k miles 🤙🏼
Awesome!! 🤙
Great find!
How are powering that electric fridge and which kind of battery are you using and what about run time
noice..... nomad life is making a comeback, considering it myself. God bless
I didn't like these at first, but now I see the benefit of having an overhead sleeping unit because it gives me more options. Do you still have this one, and have you done updates to it?
I ended up selling it but did do lots of updates here - ruclips.net/video/nihMNJTRx0A/видео.htmlsi=gX3V_N7G-X-JXUi5
Law is 72 hours you may park anywhere you'd like roll on baby❤
I put a duck decal on RV front passenger side of the overhead bed out side and a small sticker of a duck on the passenger side window to remind people to DUCK when getting in or out my son in law almost knocked himself out 2 different times and I have had other friends who hit their heads getting in or out I personally did it once and learned my lesson this is my 3rd Toyota rv and have warned people and with the duck it does help to remind them.😮
🤣🤣 duck or you’ll get goosed
Nice 👍🏼
And you’re turning your feit (? lol) currency into tangible goods before…
Well done, brother :)
💯💯 just need some land before the crash.
How much $?
Dang bro. I’m jelly… I want one so bad. I bought a long two bedroom to live in right now. Saving money.
Eventually I’ll have one and re do it
Bet! Just make sure you do a lot of checking for water damage. I spent a LONG time lol repairing everything, lol. Peace
How much did this cost and where can I buy one?
Awesome brother
Time Capsule
Hope you fix it well
Its gonna be better then what you see
Mashallah, it is still very new from the income. I wish you happiness. Question: How much is the price of the 1992 model?😊
I have a 89 Toyota dolphin, rebuilt, engine and interior in 2006. New front tires for back tires are very good, the paperwork and manuals are with it. 93,000 miles I’m having problems finding someone did you just little things in it nothing structural at all is needed. Thinking about reselling it. The things I have to have done are because I’m partially disabled. It’s going down the block to have its safety inspection which it’ll pass. So far everything I’ve tested works air conditioner works really well. In 2006 they put in a new hot water heater. Believe it or not I just bought it and if I can’t get these things done it’s no used to me. I feel sad about it. I want a different 12 V fridge put in it., I want a different toilet because I don’t want to mess with the water tank, The counter replaced, and one side of the booth I want storage built-in for my art in its place on the side that doesn’t hold the pump and last I want a Lagun table. You would think people would want a little bit of work. Wouldn’t take long a couple weekends. Pray I don’t have to sell it and I find somebody to help me. I can paint it myself I could decorate it make curtains I’m a mixed media artist, but mostly a fiber artist.
I hope you find someone to help you out! One thing I know from experience, once you start changing things out, there’s always something more. It can be like opening a can of worms… have a look at the whole remodel I did. It can go from good to very over whelming fairly quickly.
I see one listed in California. Supposedly has 63k miles on it. They want $9,000 for it which seems high to me but ive never looked at this type before. Any thoughts?
What is the condition? If there is no water damage in the walls or anywhere else, it’s a deal… check thoroughly. Does everything else work? Fridge, AC, water, heat? Any leaks? Feel for soft wood EVERYWHERE. If it checks out, it’s easily worth that, if not more.
@JRESHOW they say it does and I'm waiting on more information. The reason I'm drawn toward Toyotas is I had a Toyota truck for 8 years that had over 190,000 miles on it. That truck ran like new. I never would have sold it but one of my friends told me it couldn't handle the snow in chicago. I wish I still had it
I want one 💚💚👍👍
There are two things l enjoy watching on you tube Toyota Hiluxes especially when they are similar to my 1997 Toyota Hilux rwd single cab aluminum trayed manual with the 22R engine and mobile hones camper vans and you did mention that your camper van has a V6 but there are a lot of Toyota camper vans with tge 20R and 22R engine and the dashboard is the same but configured for right hand drive and the cab is very similar to the cab on my Hilux the exterior l am talking about a l so no rust a bonus mine has no rust issues at all
You scored!
Perfect 👍 on this adventure awaits come on lets Go...😂😂😂😂😂
Nice move!
Next Goal SET
This is it love the road...😂 Jehovah i know youll guide my every step thank you,!!!!
How much did these cost when new? Can’t beat a Toyota!
89s Dolphin has a MSRP around 26000 dollars for the base model.
@@rinrinobserve9876 thx! I can’t believe how much some of these RVs cost brand new today
You are kidding me....Can't find a brand new one. Wish they would make them again.@@rinrinobserve9876
A little work 56000 miles in progress another Goal the road....❤ It
What would you say the height is standing in the back? I'm interested in getting one. Curious to know, I'm tall. Thanks for sharing. ⚡👍🏻⚡
Inside height on most of these is 5'10".. the Odyssey made Toyota RV's are highers.. you'd have to check the specs online
WANT!!!!
Solar panels for sure generator and wonderlust
Coach is out fire place two rockers
Back to the early 80s I Go ..... exquisite Time it is his will for me.
Just saw one w/100K
miles for 12K in Lake Villa, IL.
Mine 56000 miles needs some work but attainable
How much are you asking for your Rv if I may ask
It says he just bought it
This can be yours ❤ 😂 keep your Head up
Better layouts available ✨️ cheaper milage easy to maintain
I'd love to get one prices out here in California are nuts.
Just got one for 13k
They want 15,000 in Canada
good on gas?
For a Rv, yes. 15-16 mpg!
❣️👍👍
Brother, I want to import this, I want the number of a responsible person, please
I would totally like an rv like this to get away from it all. Especially that damn dog barking and yapping all day.
enclosed prego aesthetic transport carrier hollow width flat bed component interior ; billboard framing perimeter ©
PS! zero gravity
sneaker display aesthetic ©
lakeside use ONLY never sea the chassis to the surface ©
electromagnetic tint ONLY ; crouchardelra meaning STANDARD ©
amphibious braking NOT acceleration