The kitchen at the back of this type camper is genius! It doesn't take up interior space, has wonderful height, and really allows you to enjoy the outdoors. Camper designers can learn a lot from this very talented individual.
I’m with you. I converted the inside of a cargo trailer myself until I needed to call in a friend’s son who works for a van shop to finish the galley. I’m very happy with my creation, but this kind of project is a perfect demonstration of the difference between ability and talent.
I absolutely love this! My Grandpa built a teardrop in the late 30's. They were living out of it! Later on my parents took us camping with it in the early 60's. It was a beautiful trailer. We used it for years. Later on my parents bought a Frolic trailer. It kinda looked like this Shasta. Same colors and style. Both trailers sure brought so many happy memories for our family. Thanks so much
That is the perfect camper sit up . The best of two campers . My favorite part is the table and using the two ironing boards as extra counter space . The little details , the original signage and the color made this Shasta just shine !
The best Shasta re-build innovations ever, hands down ! Matt, you sir have won the Shascor Award (Oscar award for Shasta camper rebuilds)! Well if there was one.
Thanks for showing this little gem! Man, this thing is slick! Love all the little gadgets and handy nooks- you can tell he really thought through the design and built it specifically for the way he likes to camp!
I have to admit, I absolutely hated the idea of this amalgamation, but I was WRONG. It is fabulous! Everything’s been done to meet the family’s needs while maintaining the character of the Shasta and the spirit of tin can tourists. I commend you. I have a ‘68 Oasis. I’m happy with my kitchen but I I love the idea of an outdoor kitchen because the whole point of camping is to be outside as much as possible, especially when your kids are young. Enjoy ☘️☘️☘️
@@gracieg7601As is, true. But one could carry a few five gallon water containers, add a small pump with a battery and pump it through a plastic hose to the the camper and inside to the sink. Let a truck haul a few jugs of water under a shell along with other items.
I love love love that back galley integrated into that style of camper. It takes up a little bit of space out back but opens up so much room on the inside of the camper. What a clever integration of styles.
That is just plain AWESOME!. Did not expect that- having the back flip up like a teardrop does. He literally thought out everything & fit it all in beautifully. I want 1 now 😆... TOO COOL
OMG...my dad bought a Shasta when I was a teen {about a hundred years ago}. I loved that thing. We'd park it on the cape right on the beach and I'd go down every weekend. We skipped school (once) and hid in it laughing but my mother knew. Such fond memories.
Pretty awesome! It'd be neat to go back in time to see what the 1973 Shasta executives thought about this design. Could have changed the course of camper history!
So well designed & executed. Looks gorgeous. Really great job & in a remarkably short time. He could do this for a living! Make a great side hustle. Thanks for featuring it. Very inspiring.
Of all the remodels I've seen on Shastas, this is by far the best I've ever seen. Just beautiful! I was born in 1973 as well but I don't look half this good at my age.
Wow Michael! This was such a great tour of a Shasta teardrop! I started watching this video a few weeks ago and realized tonight that I hadn’t left a comment. A teardrop’s best feature is the galley and this one is amazing! I love all the finishing touches he put into this camper renovation. It is always such an inspiration to see this kind of dedication to restoring vintage campers. He thought of everything to make family camping fun and easy. Many blessings to you all. ~ Maria
We were living at Walker AFB in Roswell, NM when Dad Bought one of these. I had a brother and sister in 1953 and all five of us ran all over NM, AZ TX and Colorado. Dad had an old Plymouth that eventually was replaced by a ‘55 Ford station Wagon. Great memories from all that traveling.
What more can one say? Absolutely brilliant! I am always fascinated by people's thoughtful innovations. First rate build/conversion! Thanks for sharing.
What a great build Matt!! Lots of thought, determination & skill went into this for sure. There will be a long line of buyers the day he decides to sell. 😎👍
This is beautifully done and kept the vintage look, which is incredible. So many people buy homes, trailers, etc., and remove everything of character and era. This is gorgeous.
This is going to of course give away my age too, but I remember these. I really think this gentleman and his family did an amazing job on the restoration of this model. I hope they enjoy it for years to come! I really had fun on the tour he gave!
I’m not sure why RUclips recommended this video but I’m glad it did. Love the way every space is used and the overall design. It’s a great little camper.
Suzi, My heart goes out to you. I lost my husband a year and a half ago. He too had Alzheimer’s and was a nature lover, hiker, photographer and outdoor sporting manager back in Reno. Jack and your family was a part of our life through television, videos and his book. As his wife and caregiver, I know you are holding it together and I’m sure you are savoring every moment you have left with him. I have watched this several times as it was like watch Mike and myself. Know you are in my prayers. God will continue to guide you and prepare you for when he goes to his heavenly home. May he pass quickly and painlessly as my husband did. God Bless you, June Wilhelm
Outstanding build! Such creative use of space and also beautiful finishes. I love the fold-down dinette, the backrest and that teardrop kitchen is better than actual teardrops in that it has those two extensions--so much space! Great work, Matt! I would have liked to see how the kitchen folds away though and in general I wish you had allowed Matt to tell us about the build in his own way instead of asking him so many questions, making him jump from one thing to another before he had finished talking about each thing.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 a jacket with a hood. Seriously. And stand so your back takes most of the wind. We have an outdoor kitchen and Love it.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 some people have easy ups they use to shield from weather if it bothers them, otherwise, there’s always the choice to use a hot plate, Jetboil or crock pot inside. Ooorrrr toughen up. 😅
We had one too. Cute miniature pink appliances. Pulled it with our Skylark with bucket seats. Those were good days and times. Everything was affordable.
That is absolutely brilliant!! I love the back galley, so much work space! Great space inside and it's so useful! We have a 64 Shasta 16SC that we refurbished. No holding tanks, and our stove was missing. So, we added a microwave and 2 burners. Just what we needed.
They did an excellent job converting their trailer to a teardrop, and all of the creative ideas to make it useable blew me away! Great ingenuity and creativity. Thank you for interviewing him and sharing his ideas.
Sooo thought out! Your wife was so right on having the 🛌 ready 2 go & having the outside kitchen gave u that(luvvv the pass through) & keeping the smells outa the inside. The outside side cabinets give ya so much work space, having it all covered is the bomb & than add in the wood work on the cabinets inside & out. Best compact ever, I'd take this 1 over a new compact or Tear Drop ANY DAY!!! U could sale so many, Great work 2 u & your Wife.
@@cherylween4973 they use it for middle of the night tinkle, the builder said so. There's biodegradable chemicals to put in the toilet tank to prevent odor. They stay in campgrounds (he said that's why no water tank), and most campgrounds have a bath house or two.
My dad has a 63 sprite about the same size. He's been a carpenter his whole career and is truly a master cabinet maker. The interior just blows my mind every time I step into it. All done in pecan with a place for everything and everything in it's place. Great camper! BTW!🤠
That is a very sensible but very nice design, all the necessaries without any silly stuff ! Well done ! The professionals could take a few hints from your ideas !!! I especially like your tiny kitchen - so practical, as we all know it's counterspace that's missing on most of these things ! I don't have a camper these days. but many years ago we had a Ford camper with overhead bed - classic design, it was wonderful, and the freedom you have to get the kids to where they can run wild is such a bonus when they are young ! Enjoy your hard work - lovely job !
Great build! I remember those Shasta trailers. I always wondered what they looked like inside. We were considering a small trailer. We need it to fit on a 16ft x 20 ft parking pad. But I love to concept you came up with a rear/outdoor galley. Most the places we go have plenty of casual indoor places to go if we had really rainy weather. But we love to sit outside to eat and cook . Thank-you for sharing your design.
My girlfriend had a 74 Shasta like this, but original. I helped her refab and restore some. We had great times in it and it towed behind a v6 just fine. I then built my own teardrop off road trailer with solar, water and 12 volt fridge. I traveled for 2 years in it. I have to say you took the very best of both worlds and made a very unique and practical build ! hats off, seriously I have been doing this with trailers and sailboats for 10 years and this is Awesome !
Ingenious! I love everything about it! That kitchen! - That fold down table and back rest! I could live in it full time and be very happy! It's the best I've seen! Thanks for the tour! 💗
Love it! I'm working towards building a tiny house in a few years and I'm always on the lookout for space-saving ideas. And this little beauty is full of 'em! I'm impressed.
I love, love, love this wee camper. Great size for a couple or just me and my puppers. I live in Australia and have never seen a Shasta before and love everything about it. The addition of he teardrop piece at the rear is just beautiful. I want this camper ! I hope you have many years of wonderful memories in your beautiful little camper ! Alison ❤️❤️🇦🇺🇦🇺xoxox
That’s really nice! They put quite a few custom features in that little camper …like the table area all the way down to the silverware caddy that goes from kitchen to table…and the cute little pass through to the inside. That little thing has everything you need…easy way to go out for the weekend with minimal effort.
Have to say, I passed this video up a few times finally decided to watch. An absolutely beautiful trailer! But.. to my surprise even better than the beautiful trailer, was seeing who the owner was. Matt you're missed more than you know.
First off....all friendly folks in this video. Feels nice. Secondly...WOW, a very ingenious modifications. Had his unit not been water damaged initially, we would not see the betterment of this unit and the cool features created.
Loved how you arranged everything! We used to have a little Shasta but it didn't really work out for our family. So glad to see how you made yours work. I'd love to have a little camper again.
Thank you for such a relaxed, but thorough, tour. You brought back good memories. I can almost smell the fresh air and feel snuggled into my sweet little camper.🥰
This man needs to design camper layouts for everyone!
I was thinking the same thing! Very efficient!!!!
This guy is an incredible designer…some of his ideas are borderline ingenious
The kitchen at the back of this type camper is genius! It doesn't take up interior space, has wonderful height, and really allows you to enjoy the outdoors. Camper designers can learn a lot from this very talented individual.
What a fabulous setup! This guy did a wonderful job redoing this adorable little camper. Very impressive.
I agree!
I’ve been watching videos for eight years now. This is, by far, the best floorplan that I’ve ever seen. 🤩 He is very talented.
I know Huh ?
This Guy! Those little decorative inlays, & how smoothly everything fits! He is definitly a Master Woodworker! What a Craftsman! Mad Respect.
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Now he can sell his blue print plans!
I’m with you. I converted the inside of a cargo trailer myself until I needed to call in a friend’s son who works for a van shop to finish the galley. I’m very happy with my creation, but this kind of project is a perfect demonstration of the difference between ability and talent.
I have no idea why I'm watching this. I have no interest in campers. However this guy did a great job with a small space to work with.👍
Right👍
Same here. Camping does not sound like fun to me.
I know... I've become obsessed watching these videos from tiny houses, shed to home, campers, etc. This one is amazing 🤩
Wow, that camper is fantastic! He did an amazing job of utilizing all of the available space. So clever!!
Awe!!! When he reached over and grabbed the vase of flowers and put it on the table just melted my heart. Now that’s a good man.
I absolutely love this! My Grandpa built a teardrop in the late 30's. They were living out of it! Later on my parents took us camping with it in the early 60's. It was a beautiful trailer. We used it for years. Later on my parents bought a Frolic trailer. It kinda looked like this Shasta. Same colors and style. Both trailers sure brought so many happy memories for our family. Thanks so much
That is the perfect camper sit up . The best of two campers . My favorite part is the table and using the two ironing boards as extra counter space . The little details , the original signage and the color made this Shasta just shine !
Neat job.
The best Shasta re-build innovations ever, hands down ! Matt, you sir have won the Shascor Award (Oscar award for Shasta camper rebuilds)! Well if there was one.
Shascor sounds like they would make composite panels for restaurant walls
Thanks for showing this little gem! Man, this thing is slick! Love all the little gadgets and handy nooks- you can tell he really thought through the design and built it specifically for the way he likes to camp!
Very clever design features there. Well thought out.
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So much thought has gone into this build. This family needs to be congratulated... ❤️🇦🇺
This is a perfect example of what I had in my mind for a camper conversion. Bed inside, kitchen outside. Great job man!
Beds always are inside. Lol
I have to admit, I absolutely hated the idea of this amalgamation, but I was WRONG. It is fabulous! Everything’s been done to meet the family’s needs while maintaining the character of the Shasta and the spirit of tin can tourists. I commend you. I have a ‘68 Oasis. I’m happy with my kitchen but I I love the idea of an outdoor kitchen because the whole point of camping is to be outside as much as possible, especially when your kids are young. Enjoy ☘️☘️☘️
Very cool Impressive
Not having any on board water kinda leaves out boondocking!
@@gracieg7601As is, true. But one could carry a few five gallon water containers, add a small pump with a battery and pump it through a plastic hose to the the camper and inside to the sink. Let a truck haul a few jugs of water under a shell along with other items.
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@@gracieg7601not really.
Jerry jugs and buckets and Porta potti covers everything.
I love love love that back galley integrated into that style of camper. It takes up a little bit of space out back but opens up so much room on the inside of the camper. What a clever integration of styles.
That is just plain AWESOME!. Did not expect that- having the back flip up like a teardrop does. He literally thought out everything & fit it all in beautifully. I want 1 now 😆... TOO COOL
OMG...my dad bought a Shasta when I was a teen {about a hundred years ago}. I loved that thing. We'd park it on the cape right on the beach and I'd go down every weekend. We skipped school (once) and hid in it laughing but my mother knew. Such fond memories.
Pretty awesome! It'd be neat to go back in time to see what the 1973 Shasta executives thought about this design. Could have changed the course of camper history!
That would be so cool!
Wow that is off the charts! I love it! The thoughtful plan to meet family needs is really amazing in addition to the overall build.
Matt is a brilliant builder. He found so many clever solutions to things that challenge folks like me!
@@CampandCamera I think both of you are super talented! Everyday engineering
So well designed & executed. Looks gorgeous. Really great job & in a remarkably short time. He could do this for a living! Make a great side hustle. Thanks for featuring it. Very inspiring.
I miss my camper. Would love to get back into camping. He has a great design.
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RV builders can learn a few things from you! Great build.
Matt is incredibly talented and just as humble. Well done!
This is the most awesome camper I’ve ever seen! Your family is so lucky to have you as there Dad! Happy Camping!
I love this little camper! It is perfect for his young family. The ingenuity he used in his design us amazing.
I think that build was so great! Makes it way bigger than a 10 foot box.
This has got to be the coolest idea for a regular trailer i have ever seen, this is such a nice trailer i would love to buy that trailer🙂
Of all the remodels I've seen on Shastas, this is by far the best I've ever seen. Just beautiful! I was born in 1973 as well but I don't look half this good at my age.
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Wow Michael! This was such a great tour of a Shasta teardrop! I started watching this video a few weeks ago and realized tonight that I hadn’t left a comment. A teardrop’s best feature is the galley and this one is amazing! I love all the finishing touches he put into this camper renovation. It is always such an inspiration to see this kind of dedication to restoring vintage campers. He thought of everything to make family camping fun and easy. Many blessings to you all. ~ Maria
It’s great to hear from you Maria. I hope you both are doing well.
That back rest is patentable. Brilliant for sure.
We were living at Walker AFB in Roswell, NM when Dad Bought one of these. I had a brother and sister in 1953 and all five of us ran all over NM, AZ TX and Colorado. Dad had an old Plymouth that eventually was replaced by a ‘55 Ford station Wagon. Great memories from all that traveling.
Great memories indeed!
What more can one say? Absolutely brilliant!
I am always fascinated by people's thoughtful innovations.
First rate build/conversion!
Thanks for sharing.
What a great build Matt!! Lots of thought, determination & skill went into this for sure. There will be a long line of buyers the day he decides to sell. 😎👍
What a great little trailer. Nice design. Love the back galley. Use of space is brillant.
well dangit, now I want a rear-kitchen on my cargo-conversion trailer 😂
Cool build! Thanks for giving us the tour.
People like this man defines what "Makes America Great!" See you all in 2024-2025🇺🇲👍
This is beautifully done and kept the vintage look, which is incredible. So many people buy homes, trailers, etc., and remove everything of character and era. This is gorgeous.
One of the best uses of space I have seen in a long time, looks great! I love the backrest on the bed side!
What a brilliant layout an setup. I wish you and your family have many great times and memories with her.
This is a really clever upgrade. Excellent use of space. What a great video.
This is going to of course give away my age too, but I remember these. I really think this gentleman and his family did an amazing job on the restoration of this model. I hope they enjoy it for years to come! I really had fun on the tour he gave!
Super unique and beautiful build! Creative use of space for sure and something I’d LOVE to have/use for myself and family for sure!
I love this camper rebuild, and putting the galley in the back like a teardrop… genius!
It’s basically a whole new camper built from the ground up🥰
Your tiny house looks massive... and it's looking really good. Well done Matt and Niko. Great video of your work in progress
Wow! I’m speechless…. Well done Matt, wife and happy camping trails! ❤️
I’m not sure why RUclips recommended this video but I’m glad it did. Love the way every space is used and the overall design. It’s a great little camper.
Suzi,
My heart goes out to you. I lost my husband a year and a half ago. He too had Alzheimer’s and was a nature lover, hiker, photographer and outdoor sporting manager back in Reno. Jack and your family was a part of our life through television, videos and his book. As his wife and caregiver, I know you are holding it together and I’m sure you are savoring every moment you have left with him. I have watched this several times as it was like watch Mike and myself. Know you are in my prayers. God will continue to guide you and prepare you for when he goes to his heavenly home. May he pass quickly and painlessly as my husband did. God Bless you,
June Wilhelm
Outstanding build! Such creative use of space and also beautiful finishes. I love the fold-down dinette, the backrest and that teardrop kitchen is better than actual teardrops in that it has those two extensions--so much space! Great work, Matt! I would have liked to see how the kitchen folds away though and in general I wish you had allowed Matt to tell us about the build in his own way instead of asking him so many questions, making him jump from one thing to another before he had finished talking about each thing.
Yes, in particular I would have liked to see how the ironing boards folded away (they look too long to just flip up… )
@@preceptgal I agree--I played that part over and over to see if there was any obvious place they were stored but couldn't see any.
I was wondering too! Maybe they will do another video!
I love this!! Shasta Gem 💎 beautifully done😊
Wow that's just an amazing build loved how he utilized the small spaces...very talented indeed👍👍👍
OMG so ingenious! This is a real gem! Clever, adorable, great ideas! Be so very proud of your creation! A real cutie.
Love the outside kitchen on this, keep the mess and cooked food smells out of the trailer. Fantastic build.
What about when it's very cold/rains?
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 it has a overhead roof, and if ya can't stand the cold stay home...lol.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 a jacket with a hood. Seriously. And stand so your back takes most of the wind. We have an outdoor kitchen and Love it.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 some people have easy ups they use to shield from weather if it bothers them, otherwise, there’s always the choice to use a hot plate, Jetboil or crock pot inside. Ooorrrr toughen up. 😅
Your craftsmanship is first rate! Thanks for the tour.
This is so nice I really like how he thought so much about the little things he added that saved space and the thought he put into everything👏🏽🤗🤗🤗
What a beautiful job, now I know where all my talent went, he got it !!! BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Awesome build. We had a 13 ft Shasta in the 60s & early 70s. 2 adults & 4 kids. Loved it!
We had one too. Cute miniature pink appliances. Pulled it with our Skylark with bucket seats. Those were good days and times. Everything was affordable.
That is absolutely brilliant!! I love the back galley, so much work space! Great space inside and it's so useful!
We have a 64 Shasta 16SC that we refurbished. No holding tanks, and our stove was missing. So, we added a microwave and 2 burners. Just what we needed.
I love this. I could live like this, not just camp.
They did an excellent job converting their trailer to a teardrop, and all of the creative ideas to make it useable blew me away! Great ingenuity and creativity. Thank you for interviewing him and sharing his ideas.
Sooo thought out! Your wife was so right on having the 🛌 ready 2 go & having the outside kitchen gave u that(luvvv the pass through) & keeping the smells outa the inside. The outside side cabinets give ya so much work space, having it all covered is the bomb & than add in the wood work on the cabinets inside & out. Best compact ever, I'd take this 1 over a new compact or Tear Drop ANY DAY!!! U could sale so many, Great work 2 u & your Wife.
What about the toilet smells? 🤢
@@cherylween4973 they use it for middle of the night tinkle, the builder said so. There's biodegradable chemicals to put in the toilet tank to prevent odor.
They stay in campgrounds (he said that's why no water tank), and most campgrounds have a bath house or two.
Brilliant! That galley looks vintage, too. Great job.
This is the one of the best campers I've ever seen, the only thing that would make it better would be a real bathroom.
My dad has a 63 sprite about the same size. He's been a carpenter his whole career and is truly a master cabinet maker. The interior just blows my mind every time I step into it. All done in pecan with a place for everything and everything in it's place. Great camper! BTW!🤠
That was awesome. He is very talented!!
That is a very sensible but very nice design, all the necessaries without any silly stuff ! Well done ! The professionals could take a few hints from your ideas !!! I especially like your tiny kitchen - so practical, as we all know it's counterspace that's missing on most of these things ! I don't have a camper these days. but many years ago we had a Ford camper with overhead bed - classic design, it was wonderful, and the freedom you have to get the kids to where they can run wild is such a bonus when they are young ! Enjoy your hard work - lovely job !
Great build! I remember those Shasta trailers. I always wondered what they looked like inside. We were considering a small trailer. We need it to fit on a 16ft x 20 ft parking pad. But I love to concept you came up with a rear/outdoor galley. Most the places we go have plenty of casual indoor places to go if we had really rainy weather. But we love to sit outside to eat and cook . Thank-you for sharing your design.
That guy did some incredible work to make something work for him and his family. Beautiful!
Great build. Amazed they got so much into such a tiny camper.😊
My girlfriend had a 74 Shasta like this, but original. I helped her refab and restore some. We had great times in it and it towed behind a v6 just fine. I then built my own teardrop off road trailer with solar, water and 12 volt fridge. I traveled for 2 years in it. I have to say you took the very best of both worlds and made a very unique and practical build ! hats off, seriously I have been doing this with trailers and sailboats for 10 years and this is Awesome !
Amazingly designed! So well thought out and beautiful woodwork everywhere. Thanks!
Ingenious! I love everything about it! That kitchen! - That fold down table and back rest! I could live in it full time and be very happy! It's the best I've seen! Thanks for the tour! 💗
What a smart guy!
That is amazing!
to be honest...
I want to live in it 😏😂
This design is so clever and the overall space is cohesive and consistent!
Love it! I'm working towards building a tiny house in a few years and I'm always on the lookout for space-saving ideas. And this little beauty is full of 'em! I'm impressed.
You can tell how much love he put into rebuilding that, nice!
Great build, would of loved to see how the iron boards get stored with the hatch closed
Yes, in particular I would have liked to see how the ironing boards folded away (they look too long to just flip up… )
NICE CAMPER.
It looks like they would detatch and then either lay them on the kitchen counter or put them inside.
I’m wondering that myself, is there any chance they kinda lift a bit and then twist to turn in to lay on the inside counter?
*WOULD'VE
This really is an amazing camper. Love all the thought that has gone into it!
Wow! That rear galley really makes his camper unique. Thanks for showing it to us.
It's beautiful!!! I wish I had the imagination and skill as he and his wife have. Thanks for showing off that great camper!!!
THIS is such a well-thought-out build…!! OMG: what doesn’t this Shasta have…??! WOW; great ideas!! 👍🏼👣🩴
A fridge?
Love this. What a cool idea. Love the cabinet doors doing double duty for extra storage. This is what I want.
Coolest design I have ever seen in such a small space. Clean and efficient. Perfect use of space.
The attention to detail is wonderful including the triangular design throughout the build. Great job!
This is so impressive. Such a great use of every inch!
Wow, what a great design and use of space.
I love, love, love this wee camper. Great size for a couple or just me and my puppers. I live in Australia and have never seen a Shasta before and love everything about it. The addition of he teardrop piece at the rear is just beautiful. I want this camper ! I hope you have many years of wonderful memories in your beautiful little camper ! Alison ❤️❤️🇦🇺🇦🇺xoxox
I love this trailer .It is just adorable and very well thought out.I love the old Shastas
That is the most innovative way to rebuild/renovate. Every inch is utilized. No wasted space.
That’s really nice! They put quite a few custom features in that little camper …like the table area all the way down to the silverware caddy that goes from kitchen to table…and the cute little pass through to the inside. That little thing has everything you need…easy way to
go out for the weekend with minimal effort.
Awesome! I’d buy one of those! Matt did an awesome job! He seems very nice and humble.
Would have liked to see how the ironing boards folded up into the trailer. Really fun to see the restoration and how he added the galley in the back!
Wow. How amazing. Wow. Wow. Wow.wow.
Have to say, I passed this video up a few times finally decided to watch. An absolutely beautiful trailer! But.. to my surprise even better than the beautiful trailer, was seeing who the owner was. Matt you're missed more than you know.
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What's the question?
@@eveorlando3389 did Matt die or something?
@@isaacholzwarth No. And no I don't know him personally.
If Matt should read this I'm sure he will know what it means.
@@eveorlando3389 okay
First off....all friendly folks in this video. Feels nice. Secondly...WOW, a very ingenious modifications. Had his unit not been water damaged initially, we would not see the betterment of this unit and the cool features created.
Loved how you arranged everything! We used to have a little Shasta but it didn't really work out for our family. So glad to see how you made yours work. I'd love to have a little camper again.
I LOVE THIS CAMPER YOU DID AN AMAZING JOB ,HAVE A WONDERFUL TIME CAMPING.😀🌻
This is absolutely beautiful 😍
Thank you for shearing 🙏
Safe and happy travels, love ❤️ from Iceland 🇮🇸 🦋🦋🦋
The big RV making companies should pay attention. This is as sweet a little deal is I've ever seen. I'm jealous and I love it.
Packed full of awesomeness, I love it.
Thank you for such a relaxed, but thorough, tour. You brought back good memories. I can almost smell the fresh air and feel snuggled into my sweet little camper.🥰