Love these old Winnbagos... here in middle Europe everybody drum a lil Fiat Motorhome or a VeeDub Bus... i would love to see more of these old dinosaurs 😍😍
Wow, an incredible find... some of my fondest memories are flooding back to me! I grew up with this exact floor plan except the year earlier in 1972 (nose was sharp instead of rounded). We later added the buddy seat and roof air. The front bunk was where I slept and it was hinged at the front adding to daytime storage space. I remember shopping with my Dad when he picked this one out, a big move up from a tent trailer. We had many grand adventures and over the years we owned it put on more than 100,000 miles. The best of times to be a kid- miss it lots.
Wow I can only imagine all that you remember. Isn't that the beauty of RVs they offer so much more then just a place to stay. The Adventures and Experiences you have are priceless and live on forever. I'm so glad you found this and we had a chance to share something with you that brought all of that to the forefront of your mind. Thanks for watching and sharing your memories.
Mine was a 1976 with no buddy seat but I sold it for way more than I paid for it because I drove it to Florida and everyone there loves like new old Winnebago's!
It very cool that you were lucky enough to have one. We guess we are like everyone in Florida cause we just love them too. We bet you had some pretty fun times in your's. Thanks for watching.
It's identical to mine it's 22 ft except my generator is a 4000 w . I'm 58 years old I wanted one since I first saw one years ago and I found one I traded a pickup for 5 years ago and it's going to look exactly like that when I'm done they're wonderful RVs.
That is a D20, its 20 feet long. And sadly, as far as I can tell, Barbie never had an eyebrow Winnebago, but correct me if I'm wrong, I'm always happy to add to my collection. ;) If you ever get a chance to be in Indiana, visit RV/MH Hall of Fame and Museum.
It may not have been Barbie, she had that gorgeous GMC but there was another doll toy Brave that I always dreamed of having. Let's face it I want them all and always have 🙃 You are in luck we just started publishing our wonderful finds from the Elkhart RV Hall of Fame. Check them out. We started with a group from the 50's. Thanks for watching.
I didn't know that Barbie had one of these! Ha! That siding is really lovely. I like that 22 years later (for our 95 Brave) they still have all three of those windows around the bedroom in the back.
We aren't entirely sure as when the museum takes over the RV they do some restoration where necessary but we aren't sure in what areas. The idea is to take them back to their original condition.
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Nice looking Winnebago. I used to not like Winnebagos of the 1970s. I don't know why. At the time, I didn't find them very attractive, at least compared to the likes of the *GMC Motorhome* of the 70s, or the *FMC Motorhome.*
Oh that's too bad. I guess you won't have to worry about it since this is a vintage RV. The new ones will offer you much different choices. Thanks for watching
Love these old Winnbagos... here in middle Europe everybody drum a lil Fiat Motorhome or a VeeDub Bus... i would love to see more of these old dinosaurs 😍😍
They are pretty amazing and we love them too. Thanks for watching
Wow, an incredible find... some of my fondest memories are flooding back to me! I grew up with this exact floor plan except the year earlier in 1972 (nose was sharp instead of rounded). We later added the buddy seat and roof air. The front bunk was where I slept and it was hinged at the front adding to daytime storage space. I remember shopping with my Dad when he picked this one out, a big move up from a tent trailer. We had many grand adventures and over the years we owned it put on more than 100,000 miles. The best of times to be a kid- miss it lots.
Wow I can only imagine all that you remember. Isn't that the beauty of RVs they offer so much more then just a place to stay. The Adventures and Experiences you have are priceless and live on forever. I'm so glad you found this and we had a chance to share something with you that brought all of that to the forefront of your mind. Thanks for watching and sharing your memories.
We love looking at vintage RVs. They are so cool.
We so agree. I remember how so many of them where just a dream to me and now I'm rolling around the continent in my own. Talk about lucky eh!
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Mine was a 1976 with no buddy seat but I sold it for way more than I paid for it because I drove it to Florida and everyone there loves like new old Winnebago's!
It very cool that you were lucky enough to have one. We guess we are like everyone in Florida cause we just love them too. We bet you had some pretty fun times in your's. Thanks for watching.
It's identical to mine it's 22 ft except my generator is a 4000 w
. I'm 58 years old I wanted one since I first saw one years ago and I found one I traded a pickup for 5 years ago and it's going to look exactly like that when I'm done they're wonderful RVs.
Yay! You are so lucky. What a cool rig. Make sure you let us know when you get all in ship shape. Thanks for sharing and watching.
That is a D20, its 20 feet long. And sadly, as far as I can tell, Barbie never had an eyebrow Winnebago, but correct me if I'm wrong, I'm always happy to add to my collection. ;) If you ever get a chance to be in Indiana, visit RV/MH Hall of Fame and Museum.
It may not have been Barbie, she had that gorgeous GMC but there was another doll toy Brave that I always dreamed of having. Let's face it I want them all and always have 🙃 You are in luck we just started publishing our wonderful finds from the Elkhart RV Hall of Fame. Check them out. We started with a group from the 50's. Thanks for watching.
20' 11" long to be exact.😉
@@DoesSizeMatter It was a white with green trim Tonka Winnebago Indian. The top opened up and it even came with little people inside.
@@jojo92548 That sounds familiar and so cool right?
Thank you for sharing my great uncle owns one still looks brand new
They really are cool aren't they? Thanks for watching.
I didn't know that Barbie had one of these! Ha!
That siding is really lovely.
I like that 22 years later (for our 95 Brave) they still have all three of those windows around the bedroom in the back.
It really is a wonderful rig. I can't wait for you to get yours done so I can see some pics. Thanks for watching.
We gotta work our way there someday, that's awesome!
It is small but we kept going back. We just loved it there. We have so much more to share. Thanks for watching.
Dang that looks brand new!!
All of these vintage RVs are kept in impeccable condition. You gotta love this museum. Thanks for watching
@@DoesSizeMatter did they change the interior? It looks almost new!
We aren't entirely sure as when the museum takes over the RV they do some restoration where necessary but we aren't sure in what areas. The idea is to take them back to their original condition.
Looks almost identical to my 1976 Brave I'm working on......
Ohh that sounds like a fun project.
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So nice to have you, thanks for coming , we love 380! ;)
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Had a 1879 before it was called brave but only had 318 engine
"Does Size Matter" Well RV's is def not what I pictured to be on this channel when it popped up in recommendations! lol
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Great review! I am a new subscriber. I am looking forward to new videos and your sometimes journey. Thanks again.
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Oh not yet! I will enter soon. Thanks
Nice looking Winnebago. I used to not like Winnebagos of the 1970s. I don't know why. At the time, I didn't find them very attractive, at least compared to the likes of the *GMC Motorhome* of the 70s, or the *FMC Motorhome.*
I had dreams of them back in the '70s but this was the first time I had ever been in one. It was so cool. Thanks for watching.
@@DoesSizeMatter I've never been inside a Winnebago. I used to see them back in the 70s and 80s. I preferred the Minnie Winnie Class C.
I don't think I've seen one of those I'll have to look for it.
@@DoesSizeMatter If you can find one, that'd be cool.
@Doessizematter we have that exact 73 Brave and a 73 Minnie Winnie
Well done!
Thanks for watching
To bad you missed showing the pull down bunk bed in the front can area.
I know we wished we could but you don't mess with things in a museum like we would on a lot.
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I do not like that floor plan at all.
Oh that's too bad. I guess you won't have to worry about it since this is a vintage RV. The new ones will offer you much different choices. Thanks for watching